Heir @ 51 : Chris Kirubi's Heiress

Mary-Anne Wambui Musangi, daughter of the late Kenyan Billionaire Businessman, Chris Kirubi, is a distinguished businesswoman with a remarkable journey. Born in 1971, she is around 52 years old today. Despite growing up in a divorced home, Mary-Anne found strength and support in her marriage to Andrew Musangi, whom she values dearly as an amazing and understanding husband.
Following in her father's entrepreneurial footsteps, Mary-Anne shares the same spirit and work ethic as Chris Kirubi. Her educational achievements include a Bachelor of Arts in International Business Administration and a Master of Science in Management from the University of Surrey, UK.
As a director in several prominent companies, including UAP Investments Limited, Sidian Bank, Haco Tiger Brands, Rongai Sheraton Hotel, and International House, Mary-Anne has proven her business acumen. She also owns the renowned continental restaurant Opul at Two Rivers Mall.
Having faced challenges along the way, Mary-Anne has learned valuable lessons that shaped her successful career. Her early retirement from a marketing director position at KCB Bank Group led her to establish her first business venture, the Secret Garden outlet, which later faced adversity due to a terrorist attack in 2019.
In 2017, she ventured into the hospitality industry by launching Olpul, an upscale steakhouse at Two Rivers Mall. However, the Covid-19 pandemic brought unprecedented challenges to the industry, leading her to make tough decisions, including the closure of her food ventures.
Throughout her professional journey, Mary-Anne's determination and dedication have been evident, making her an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs and a worthy successor to her father's business legacy.