On Friday, 26th September 2025, CHRM College proudly hosted its 28th Graduation Ceremony at St. Andrews PCEA Church Hall, celebrating a milestone of academic excellence and professional achievement. A total of 863 graduands were conferred with certificates and diplomas, marking the culmination of years of dedication, resilience, and commitment to their careers in human resource management and related disciplines.
The ceremony was graced by distinguished guests and leaders from academia, industry, and public service. CHRM College Principal, CHRP Margaret K. Kinyanjui, warmly welcomed the graduates and guests, setting an inspiring tone for the day. In his remarks, Dr. Tom U. Kamaliki (Hon. Causa), MIHRM, Chairperson of the Education & Training Board Committee, emphasized the importance of continuous learning and adaptability in the evolving world of work.
College Board Chairman, CHRP Odhiambo Ooko, FIHRM, congratulated the graduates for their perseverance and highlighted the College’s ongoing commitment to developing competent and ethical professionals.
The highlight of the day was the keynote address by the Chief Guest, Dr. Amani Yuda Komora, PhD, MBS, CHRP(K), FIHRM, Chairperson of the National Police Service Commission (NPSC). Dr. Komora challenged the graduates to embrace leadership, integrity, and innovation in their professional journeys. He encouraged them to not only seek personal growth but also contribute meaningfully to the transformation of workplaces and society at large.
The ceremony also featured the presentation of awards to outstanding students, recognizing academic excellence and exemplary performance. These awards were presented by College Board Members and sponsors, with immense support from individuals and organizations including: Christopher Sakwa, Mr. George Wabwire, CHRM Alumni Association, ICEA LION Group, BrighterMonday Kenya, Dr. James Mwikya, AU Innovations, CHRP Odhiambo Ooko, Brenda Abwavo, Rev. Canon Stephine Obong’o, Marketing Society of Kenya, CHRP Margaret Nguu, Edna Kiptoon, Dr. Tom Kamaliki, Cambridge International College and Mr. James Maitho. Their generosity underscored the strong partnerships between the College, industry stakeholders, and the alumni community in nurturing excellence.
Guiding the day’s proceedings with elegance and wit was Christopher Sakwa Wangara (SPHRi, CHRP-K, CPM, MIHRM), who served as the Master of Ceremony.
The 28th Graduation Ceremony was not only a celebration of academic success but also a reaffirmation of CHRM College’s vision to shape the future of work by producing competent, ethical, and innovative professionals.
