Kenya to require 100,000 more project managers by 2035, says industry body

The Project Management Institute says demand for the profession is rising as it plays a key role in delivering strategic outcomes.

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Kenya will need an additional 100,000 project managers by 2035 to meet growing demand, according to the Project Management Institute.

George Asamani, Managing Director at PMI, said the profession is crucial in converting strategic ambitions into tangible results for the region.

The projection highlights increasing demand for project management skills in Kenya over the coming decade, according to The Standard.

Source: The Standard · Business