
David Kiprop, Managing Director
David Kiprop is a Sovereign Public Investment Management (SPIM) Specialist with deep experience in building state authority over public investment systems. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Applied Statistics with Information Technology from Maseno University and a Master’s degree in Project Management from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology. Mr. Kiprop has played a leading role in shaping national public investment governance, including the drafting of Public Investment Management (PIM) Guidelines and the establishment of the institutional and governing architecture for Public Investment Management. His work has focused on restoring discipline, coherence, and sovereignty in how public investments are identified, appraised, approved, and monitored. He has also led the development of the General Project Appraisal Manual, embedding state-defined appraisal logic and decision criteria into the investment process. As a key business and technical lead, he contributed to the design and rollout of the Sovereign Public Investment Management Information System (SPIMS), ensuring that project data, approvals, and performance tracking remain under unified public control. In addition, Mr. Kiprop has facilitated capacity-building initiatives across ministries, state departments, and agencies, strengthening in-house public sector expertise and reducing reliance on external advisory regimes. Through this work, he has consistently advanced sovereign, state-led public investment management as a cornerstone of national development and economic self-determination.

Faith Kipchumba, Director
Faith Kipchumba is a Medical Researcher with the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI), contributing to the strengthening of national health research capacity and evidence-based public health decision-making. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from the University of Eldoret. Faith brings deep expertise in health sector research and evaluation, having worked with leading African health institutions including AMREF Africa and Afya Research Africa. Her work has focused on generating policy-relevant evidence to guide public health investments and strengthen health system resilience. She has participated in cost-effectiveness analyses (CEA) for health research and intervention projects funded by partners such as USAID and the KEMRI Trust, supporting informed allocation of resources within the health sector. Her appraisal experience also extends to projects in occupational safety and health, contributing to safer work environments and institutional compliance with national standards. In addition, Faith has hands-on expertise in laboratory preparation and quality control, laboratory safety and sterilization procedures, and antimicrobial research and practices, reinforcing the integrity, safety, and reliability of public health research infrastructure. Through her work, Faith Kipchumba contributes to the sovereign capacity of national health systems, ensuring that health research, appraisal, and laboratory practice serve public interest, national priorities, and long-term population wellbeing
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