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Introducing Clement Tulezi, new CEO of Kenya Flower Council

Kenya Flower Council has a new boss. With an experience spanning 23 years across media, communications, marketing and international mediation, Clement Tulezi now takes charge of the umbrella growers and exporters body, at a time when the country’s flower industry is celebrating major achievements including sustainable growing practices, access to the US market with the introduction of direct flights and self-regulation.

In an exclusive interview with Africa Business Communities he details how he intends to breathe new life and strategy to the Council, positioning the brand Kenya flower in the international arena and growing more markets through collaboration with government.

Read the interview here.

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