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Sharon Buyanzi promoted to Partner, Values and Culture, at Kenyan firm Mohammed Muigai LLP
Founded in 1988, Mohammed Muigai LLP has grown to become a leading law firm in Kenya providing boutique legal services tailored to meet evolving client needs. This week it has announced the promotion of Sharon Buyanzi to partner
New partner Sharon Buyanzi has “demonstrated dedication, excellence, and leadership” over the “remarkable journey” of her legal career, which began as a Legal Intern then Trainee Advocate at Mohammed Muigai LLP more than a decade ago, said the firm, when announcing Sharon’s elevation to the partnership this week.
In recent years, Sharon has been a Senior Associate in the firm’s Banking, Finance and Real Estate Practice Group. She specializes in real estate law, commercial law, financial law, corporate law, transactional law, and estate planning.
The Nairobi-based firm revealed yesterday that Sharon has now been promoted to Partner, Values and Culture at Mohammed Muigai LLP.
In this new capacity, she will champion the firm’s values and culture, and play a key role in safeguarding the principles that define Mohammed Muigai LLP — Mastery, Client Experience, Teamwork, and Integrity. Sharon will also continue to contribute within the firm’s Banking, Finance & Real Estate Transactions Practice Group.
Founded in 1988, Mohammed Muigai LLP has grown to become a leading law firm in Kenya. Recognised for its pre-eminence in providing specialised legal advisory services, high level dispute resolution (via litigation and ADR mechanisms), and handling complex and high value conveyancing and commercial transactions.
“This milestone is a reflection of Sharon’s professional growth and the Firm’s commitment to cultivating talent and rewarding consistency and impact,” said the firm yesterday when announcing her promotion to partnership.
Sharon was admitted to the Kenyan Bar in 2016. She holds an LLB from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (2013), a Post Graduate Diploma in Law from the Kenya School of Law (2015), as well as a Diploma in Business Information Technology from Strathmore University (2010). She has been pursuing a Master of Laws (LL.M) in Corporate and Financial Law from the University of Nairobi.