Daniel Ngumy Re-elected as ALN Kenya Managing Partner, Ensuring Continued Leadership Stability

ALN Kenya has been led jointly by Rosa Nduati-Mutero and Daniel Ngumy since 2022. Rosa took the considered decision not to seek re-election for a second term as Co-Managing Partner. Daniel will now continue as Managing Partner as the firm moves from a joint to a single Managing Partner structure.

Rosa has been elected to the firm’s Partnership Board and will therefore continue to contribute to ALN Kenya’s long-term strategy, governance and institutional development following the conclusion of her executive leadership term.

Over the past four years, Rosa and Daniel have led the firm through a period of significant growth and development, strengthening its business, client relationships, talent and regional platform.

Karim Anjarwalla, Senior Partner, ALN Kenya, said: “Rosa and Daniel have led the firm with exceptional commitment over the past four years. We are deeply grateful to Rosa for her leadership as Co-Managing Partner and respect her decision not to seek a further executive term.

“We congratulate Rosa on her election to the Partnership Board, where the firm will continue to benefit from her experience and judgment. Daniel’s re-election as Managing Partner provides valuable continuity as the firm enters its next phase, supported by the depth of talent and leadership across our partnership.”

Rosa Nduati-Mutero, Partner, ALN Kenya commented: “It has been a privilege to serve as Co-Managing Partner and to work alongside Daniel, our partners and colleagues over the past four years. I am proud of what we have achieved together. “I am honoured to have been elected to the Partnership Board and look forward to continuing to contribute to the firm’s strategy, governance and long-term success. Daniel has my full support as he continues to lead ALN Kenya into its next chapter.”

Daniel Ngumy, Managing Partner, ALN Kenya said: “I am honoured by the confidence the partnership has placed in me. I am particularly grateful to Rosa for her leadership and partnership over the past four years. We have built strong foundations together, and I look forward to continuing to work with her in her new role on the Partnership Board.

“Our focus will remain on investing in our people, evolving with our clients and delivering exceptional legal, tax and regulatory advice. We will continue strengthening our position as a trusted adviser to businesses, institutions and investors operating across Africa.”

Daniel has been with ALN Kenya for 17 years and has served as Co-Managing Partner since 2022. He also leads the firm’s Tax practice and co-leads the firm’s International Trade practice. He advises clients on complex domestic and cross-border tax, trade and investment matters. He is recognised by Chambers Global as a Band 1 tax lawyer and by Chambers High Net Worth as an Eminent Practitioner. Daniel has also held several leadership roles nationally. He currently serves as Vice-President of the Board of the American Chamber of Commerce Kenya and previously served as Chairperson of Kenya’s National e-Mobility Taskforce.

With offices in Kenya, Tanzania and Dubai, the firm advises leading businesses, financial institutions and investors on significant legal, tax and regulatory matters across the continent. Daniel’s re-election provides continuity of leadership and strategy at a time of rapid change in the legal market and in the industries in which the firm’s clients operate.

About ALN Kenya | Anjarwalla & Khanna

ALN Kenya | Anjarwalla & Khanna is East Africa’s largest full-service law firm. The firm was founded in 1954, and has offices in Kenya, Tanzania and Dubai. In 2004, it founded ALN, an integrated alliance of the preeminent full-service corporate law firms in 15 African countries and the UAE, to give it the agility and expertise to operate locally and across the pan-African business and economic environment. The firm provides comprehensive legal solutions across all major practice areas, including transactions, disputes, and regulatory matters throughout the continent.