Corrinne Ngurukie is the Head of Partnerships at Career Readiness Social Initiative Limited. She was also the Program Manager—Generation at McKinsey Social Initiative.
Youth-Inclusive Financial Services (YIFS): Lesson & Key Considerations (Part II)
This Note is Part II which presents key lessons learned from this project, on youth-inclusive financial services using the “8Ps of marketing” as a framework.
Mar 16, 2012
Corrinne Ngurukie, Elizabeth Kariuki, Peter Mukwana, Angela Wambugu and Flavia Nakamatte
Mar 16, 2012
Corrinne Ngurukie, Elizabeth Kariuki, Peter Mukwana, Angela Wambugu and Flavia Nakamatte
Youth-Inclusive Financial Services (YIFS): Lesson & Key Considerations (Part I)
This Note presents key lessons learned from this project, on youth-inclusive financial services using the “8Ps of marketing” as a framework.
Mar 14, 2012
Corrinne Ngurukie, Peter Mukwana, Angela Wambugu, Elizabeth Kariuki and Flavia Nakamatte
Mar 14, 2012
Corrinne Ngurukie, Peter Mukwana, Angela Wambugu, Elizabeth Kariuki and Flavia Nakamatte
Costs and Benefits of Pilot Testing for Product Development
This briefing note emphasises on pilot testing as an important component of a new product development process which in turn helps institutions to become more viable and profitable.
Sep 10, 2008
Sep 10, 2008
Cost and Benefits of Market Research for Product Development
This note illustrates importance of market research in the entire product development process, which is often neglected by most of the institutions.
Sep 3, 2008
Sep 3, 2008
Cash, Children or Kind? Developing Security for Low-Income People in Old Age in Africa
This note outlines the economic and social challenges which come with old age. It outlines the general saving methods, focuses on educating people on why and how to save.
Jul 4, 2005
Madhurantika Moulick, Corrinne Ngurukie, Angela Mutua, Moses Muwanguzi, Michael Onesimo and Graham Wright
Jul 4, 2005
Madhurantika Moulick, Corrinne Ngurukie, Angela Mutua, Moses Muwanguzi, Michael Onesimo and Graham Wright
Cash, children, or kind? Developing security for elderly low-income people in Africa
The number of people aged over 60 in the developing world is predicted to rise from 375 million in 2000 to 1,500 million in 2050. This note outlines the economic and social challenges which come with old age. It documents some of the common traditional practices adopted as a security measure against these challenges. It outlines the general saving methods, focuses on educating people on why and how to save. Further it discusses the potential market for long-term contractual savings services which provides security in old age.
Jun 1, 2005
Madhurantika Moulick, Graham Wright, Corrinne Ngurukie, Angela Mutua, Moses Muwanguzi and Michael Onesimo
Jun 1, 2005
Madhurantika Moulick, Graham Wright, Corrinne Ngurukie, Angela Mutua, Moses Muwanguzi and Michael Onesimo
Cash, Children or Kind? Developing Security for Low-Income People in Old Age in Africa
This note outlines the economic and social challenges which come with old age. It documents some of the common traditional practices adopted as a security measure against these challenges.
Jun 1, 2005
Madhurantika Moulick, Graham Wright, Corrinne Ngurukie, Angela Mutua, Moses Muwanguzi and Michael Onesimo