Great Insights about Elseba Awuor Kokeyo, known by her Brand name Cebbie Koks.

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Elseba Awuor Kokeyo, known by her brand name Cebbie Koks, has emerged as a luminary in the realm of Communication and Public Relations strategy in Kenya. With over 8 years of experience in the field, she has established herself as a seasoned corporate communicator with expertise in public relations, information management, digital advocacy, marketing, advertising, and international relations.

As an astute entrepreneur, Elseba is the visionary founder of virtualtwentyone, a dynamic PR and marketing entity, as well as Kisumu's Ritzy Nail Bar, showcasing her ability to foster economic empowerment through job creation for the youth. She currently serves as a lead trainer in Digital Platform Management and Marketing at Virtual Twenty One, while also providing consultancy services to various entities.

Elseba's commitment to youth leadership and mentorship is evident through her initiative "Fungua Nakuja" under Virtual Twenty One, which focuses on the digitalization and monetization of startup enterprises and talents, advocating for a digitally driven and empowered ecosystem.

In terms of her educational background, Elseba is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Corporate Communications at Daystar University. She holds a Master's Degree in International Relations from United States International University-Africa (USIU) and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Communication and Public Relations from Moi University, Eldoret.

Elseba's scholarly contributions include published works such as her thesis on "The Role of the European Union in Kenya's Democratization Process" and articles exploring the effects of social media in shaping narratives and perceptions in conflicts. She has also co-authored papers on the influence of political dynasties on economic growth in developing countries.

In addition to her academic achievements, Elseba has demonstrated exceptional leadership and entrepreneurship skills. Her tenure in the Office of the Governor's Press Unit in Migori County and her involvement in organizations like the Youth Senate Kenya and the Horn of Africa Youth Network highlight her commitment to youth-led development and advocacy for political efficacy and human rights.

Elseba's philanthropic endeavors, mentorship programs, and initiatives aimed at empowering women and promoting gender equity further showcase her dedication to societal upliftment and sustainable socio-economic development within her community.

In conclusion, Elseba Awuor Kokeyo, also known as Cebbie Koks, is a shining example of leadership, scholarship, and entrepreneurial acumen in Kenya. Her unwavering commitment to inclusivity, gender equity, and youth empowerment make her a beacon of inspiration for positive change in the socio-political and economic landscape of the country.

Ken Bill Mteule 

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