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She’s cut her teeth in the field of human resource management for 20 years and is now on a mission to help young and upcoming professionals grow their careers through authentic networking. Lillian Ngala, the HR director at DTB Kenya, says she has come across many people in her line of work who miss out on opportunities, simply because they do not know how to make meaningful connections. This week on She Means Business, Claire Munde speaks to Lillian about why she founded the Lillian Ngala Network (LNN) and the Lillian Ngala Foundation to help widows build homes in her home county of Homa Bay.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS | Connector-in-Chief and HR Director Lillian Ngala
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