Martin Mirero serves as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Director of ICT at the Communications Authority of Kenya, where he plays a pivotal role in steering the organization towards its vision of a digitally transformed nation. With a robust background that seamlessly blends technology...
Martin Mirero serves as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and Director of ICT at the Communications Authority of Kenya, where he plays a pivotal role in steering the organization towards its vision of a digitally transformed nation. With a robust background that seamlessly blends technology sales and management, Martin leverages his extensive experience to lead innovative technology design and implementation initiatives. His expertise in IT governance, bolstered by training in COBIT 2019 and CGEIT, ensures that the Authority adheres to best practices while navigating the complexities of the public sector ICT landscape.
At CA, Martin is at the forefront of key projects that aim to enhance digital infrastructure and service delivery across the nation. His proficiency in solution architecture and requirements analysis enables him to conceptualize and execute large-scale ICT engagements, including crafting World Bank-grade proposals and RFPs that meet the stringent demands of public sector stakeholders. Martin's leadership in project management and IT service management is instrumental in driving successful outcomes, ensuring that all technology initiatives align with the strategic goals of the Authority.
Additionally, Martin's deep understanding of enterprise architecture, particularly through the TOGAF 9.1 framework, allows him to integrate complex systems and foster collaboration across various departments. His commitment to fostering a culture of innovation within the organization is evident as he champions the development of web applications and software engineering projects that enhance user experience and operational efficiency. As a visionary leader, Martin Mirero continues to shape the future of ICT in Kenya, positioning the Communications Authority as a beacon of digital transformation in the region.
