Anjarwalla & Khanna | ALN Kenya
Brian Maithya is a seasoned IT professional with a diverse background in technical support and infrastructure management. Currently serving as a Technical Support Analyst at Anjarwalla & Khanna | ALN since November 2019, Brian also leads the IT Infrastructure & Security Team as a volunteer at Faith Evangelistic Ministry. Prior experience includes roles as an IT Support Specialist at SkyTOP Technologies LTD and as a Network and IT support staff with the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority. Brian holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology from the Technical University of Mombasa and a CCNA Switching and Routing certificate from Computer Pride. Additionally, experience as an ICT Officer and Voter Educator with the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission involved troubleshooting and configuring the Kenya Integrated Election Management system.
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Anjarwalla & Khanna | ALN Kenya
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ALN Kenya | Anjarwalla & Khanna is East Africa’s largest full-service law firm. We were founded in 1954, and as Kenya has evolved and developed, so have we. We now employ over 100 lawyers and have expanded our footprint to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and Dubai, UAE, making us the first African firm to be licensed in UAE. Along the way we have established trusted partnerships with our clients, working alongside them as an extension of their own businesses to guide and advise. In response to the market and as more clients asked us to take care of cross-border deals, in 2004 we founded ALN, an integrated alliance of the preeminent full-service corporate law firms in 15 African countries and the UAE, to give us the agility and expertise to operate locally and across the pan African business and economic environment. Our clients can call upon specialists that span the legal spectrum, and as Africa is propelled on to the world stage, ALN lawyers combine their global perspective with local expertise to help clients navigate new territories and capitalise on future opportunities.