Ms Nyamai owns a thriving enterprise at the heart of Nakuru town that is fast becoming the envy of many in the increasing competitive industry. PHOTO| FILE| NATION MEDIA GROUP
Ms Nyamai believes that the best way to market an education institution of middle level status is to provide quality services to students who will in turn use their skills to market the school.
“This is the tactic that keeps new students coming to our college,” said the 43-year-old mother of four.
The college started with 20 students pursuing a diploma in pharmaceutical technology. It later ventured into business management, hotel and tourism, and later economics.
FOR SUSAN Akinyi Nyamai, losing her spouse did not kill her dream of investing in education. Ms Nyamai owns a thriving enterprise at the heart of Nakuru town that is fast becoming the envy of many in the increasing competitive industry.
She has demonstrated the strength of a woman in entrepreneurship by making good use of her managerial skills to steer her empire that attracts students from all corners of the country.
