KCB bank Group is looking for a dynamic, energetic and experienced strategist to head the bank following the resigniation of its Group chief executive Martin Oduor-Otieno.
The regional bank has contracted consultancy firm Manpower to help identify the new CEO, which will further deepen the change in the composition of the KCB’s board and executive suite that began last year.
Oduor-Otieno, 56, is due to retire in April 2013 after the expiry of his second two-year term, which was granted in May 2010 nearly a year before the end of his first four-year tenure in April last year.
The changes emerge at a time when the bank is in the middle of a major restructuring plan that saw it cut its executive suite by nearly half, leading to the exit of deputy CEOs Sam and Peter Munyiri.
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