Suzie wokabi biography of william
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I built a beauty empire from scratch and sold it for millions
The first time I met Suzie Wokabi was when inom was filming an episode with her for my show. This had been three years since she had sold her company, Suzie Beauty to Flame Tree Group.
I had arrived a bit earlier than her at her office at the Flame Tree Group.
While my grupp and I were getting our camera equipment from the vehicle I saw Suzie drive in and I was somewhat in disbelief.
I had expected a storhet Suzie Beauty as she had just sold her company for tens of millions just recently. However, this was not the case, she was driving a red, beat-up Toyota Fancargo.
In my mind, I was confused but thought maybe her fordon had broken down that morning and she decided to use her house manager's car.
The thought disappeared as it might have been well answered. However, it did not take long for it to reappear again after her phone rang.
I expected an iPhone or a high-end Samsung as is the norm amongst most of the "I ma
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A Kenyan beauty and mode entrepreneur, Suzie Wokabi, has been tasked with a new assignment. The founder of SuzieBeauty and a trailblazer in Kenya’s beauty industry has been appointed as the CEO of O’Bao, a leading sustainable natural cosmetics brand in the country.
In an interview with Society Plus, she stated that her decision to join the company was hinged on her alignment with its framtidsperspektiv and values.
Highlighting her new responsibilities, she said, “I will be responsible for overseeing the management and daily operations of the brand, increasing market reach and gaining market share.
“I am committed to leading the brand towards achieving the defined revenue and market growth objectives, while publicising the wonderful product and impact that it has had so far.”
On the impact she aims to have on the beauty industry in Kenya and beyond, particularly Nigeria’s vibrant beauty sector, Wokabi added, “Being that the baobab tree (including its seed and fibre) is the base ingredi
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Lupita Nyong'o Promotes Suzie Wokabi of Suzie Beauty on International Show
The rise of actress Lupita Nyong'o to stardom was one of the landmarks for Kenya in the history of arts and theatre. Her success has been the pride of the nation with its peak being when she scooped the Oscars award.
Unlike many who would go to the First World and make their name great then forget about their home country, Lupita has consistently been carrying her Kenyan roots wherever she goes.
In 2014 when Ms Nyong'o was at the peak of her career – having a coveted award to her name and everyone wanting to interview her – she appeared on one of the largest shows in America and publicly promoted a Kenyan cosmetics brand – Suzie Beauty, founded by one Suzie Wokabi.
The 12 Years A Slave actress went on the popular Queen Latifah Show wearing a lipstick by Ms Wokabi and even announced it on her Instagram account, which has over 3.4 million followers, that she w