Milly Mbithi appointed people and culture lead at Cropnuts

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Milly Mbithi has joined Crop Nutrition Laboratory Services (Cropnuts) as people and culture lead, bringing experience across HR operations, talent management, employee development and workplace culture.

Milly Mbithi has been appointed people and culture lead at Cropnuts, where she will be leading the people, culture and administration agenda.

She joins Cropnuts from Red Dot Distribution, where she progressed from HR assistant to people and talent associate. During her time there, she helped establish the learning and development function, launched the company’s internship programme and introduced an employee education grant.

Before Red Dot Distribution, Milly worked as an HR assistant at NCBA Group, supporting training coordination, learning management and employee development. She also held HR roles at Grapnel HR Consulting and the Automobile Association of Kenya.

She began her career as a human resources intern at the Judiciary of Kenya before joining Platinum Credit as a human resources trainee.

Milly holds a BSc in human resource management from JKUAT. She also holds a certificate in human resources management from the College of Human Resource Management and a certificate in data analytics from Moringa School. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in learning design and technology at the Open University of Kenya.

 

 

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