PharmAccess
Charles Gachuri has extensive work experience in finance and administration. CHARLES worked as the Head of Finance and Administration at PharmAccess Foundation from November 2012. In this role, they provided leadership to the management team on finance and accounting matters, supervised finance personnel, and advised the CEO on fiduciary, statutory compliance, and risk management matters.
In 2014, Charles joined CarePay as a Financial Controller. CHARLES reported on the organization's financial status, produced statutory accounts, and managed the development of the annual plan. CHARLES left CarePay in 2015.
Charles also worked as a Regional Senior Accountant at New Apostolic Church East Africa from November 2008 to October 2012. In this role, they supervised the day-to-day operations of the finance department, prepared financial statements and management accounts, and ensured compliance with policies and procedures.
Prior to their role at New Apostolic Church East Africa, Charles worked as an Audit Senior at Ernst & Young from November 2005 to October 2008. CHARLES planned and oversaw client audits, allocated responsibilities to the audit team, and supervised and reviewed team members' work.
In 2016, Charles worked as a Consultant at T&S Consulting Kenya, although no specific details about this role are provided.
Charles Gachuki's education history begins in 2000 when they enrolled at the University of Nairobi to pursue a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Accounting. CHARLES completed their undergraduate studies in 2005. In the same year, Gachuki also obtained a certification in Customer Management from Safaricom PLC.
In 2000, Gachuki joined Strathmore University for a Certified Public Accounting course, which they completed in 2003.
CHARLES'sacademic journey continued with a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) degree in Operations Management from the University of Nairobi. Gachuki attended this program from 2010 to 2012.
Later, Gachuki pursued further professional education at the Kenya School of Revenue Administration (KESRA) from 2016 to 2020, where they obtained a Post Graduate Diploma in Tax Administration.
Gachuki also holds several additional certifications obtained at different points in time. In 2019, they completed a course in Financial Modelling from Dolphins Training & Consultants Ltd. In 2016, they obtained the Certified Public Accountant of Kenya (CPA-K) certification from ICPAK. Furthermore, they have certifications in Results Based Management (2015), Grant Management (2013), Performance Management Skills (2012), Sage Pastel Evolution ERP (2012), Enhanced Leadership Skills (2011), Leadership for Success through Positive Attitude and Motivation (2010), and Supervisory Skills (2009) from various institutions.
It is important to note that the provided information does not provide any further details or assumptions about Gachuki's educational background outside of the given experiences and certifications.
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PharmAccess
PharmAccess is an international NGO that believes in doing healthcare better. Focusing on sub-Saharan Africa, we work to improve healthcare markets so they deliver for all so people can access better care, live healthier lives, and reach their full potential. With headquarters in Amsterdam and most of its staff based in four country offices across Africa, PharmAccess is an international NGO with a history of reimagining what is possible. We challenge the notion that exclusion from healthcare is an inevitable consequence of living in poorer countries and identify the opportunities and partners – both private and public, needed to bring about transformation. This means mobilizing private and public resources, measuring and improving quality of services, and reaching even the most excluded people with financing options to pay for care. This approach was instilled by our founder Dr Joep Lange, a world leading aids researcher who went against the status quo in 2001 when he proved that working with the private sector could play a critical role in delivering life-saving antiretroviral therapy for HIV/AIDS treatment in Africa. PharmAccess has since evolved to embrace other opportunities for inclusive healthcare, with a particular focus on what the digital revolution can deliver. PharmAccess aims to be an innovator and catalyst for practical changes that can be scaled up. Initiatives such as SafeCare equip healthcare providers with clinical standards for quality improvement that investors and patients can trust. The Medical Credit Fund drives more money into the system - it offers loans to clinics to stimulate growth and encourage new ways of financing healthcare. We use mobile health platforms to develop a new model to make healthcare work for everyone. PharmAccess believes that better functioning healthcare markets are key to advancing a number of the Sustainable Development Goal’s, in particular the targets relating to the realization of Universal Health Coverage.