Am still gratefull to this man called humphrey for being my first employer in my employment field in greencorner and besides that he added more skills in me by taking me to utalli college for refresher course-am george were
A very kind Gentleman. In the eighties he trained my chef at the green corner restaurant and helped me set up a Karaoke Bar in Nakuru. He is renowned for mentoring others. No wonder he eventually became so wealthy.
HK has a wealth of knowledge and experience in entrepreneurship. I hope to meet him and tap into this knowledge. Thank you BK your choice of guest has made me land here.
Thanks Brian for this interview I have always googled for an in-depth discussion from this great man and this has been very timely. very sober and deep and original in his thinking and knows how to identify opportunities.
A gem of an interview..Humphrey Kariuki is a resilient Businessman I remember days when Moi tried stealing his 2B in the 1990s at a time when such amounts were unheard of, that incident inspired many at a time when Moi was oppressing business people we used to go go green corner just to promote him and dream of us starting businesses ourselves ...He has been camera shy for decades but its good he is now sharing gems of knowledge to inspire future generations
I think he gave his personal assistant the pitch of advertising his hotel and conservatory efforts - a real entrepreneur would not miss such an opportunity. His passion has now a global exposer via RUclips - that's huge! 4.2k views in a few days???
Where did you even get this man's phone number and how did you pin him down to do a 1hr plus interview?? Wow siting down with a billionaire is humbling
What a gem! It’s incredible how the internet allows us to capture and share such a wealth of knowledge and experience through an interview, making it accessible to anyone. Great insights!
I've always said the most successful Kenyans do not engage in corruption and therefore their businesses are long term and thrive. And spot on for the video highlighting the significance of small businesses. In the USA, the mom-and-pop shops (small, independent store or company) is one of the greater contributors of the economy. The USA government recognizes the importance of all small businesses and provides resources and tools to help them, not suffocate them as our government does. Most Americans are employed by these businesses and not the government and large corporations. If you want to increase employment in Kenya, support the small businesses. It has a multiplier effect, and the government will in the end collect more taxes from a huge tax base. It's a no brainer but for the Kenyan government, it's rocket science.
Im wathcing this interview on the 2nd day of the new year 2025 in January and i am happy plus excited/pumped up as i can now do my vision baord inspired by a man whose strapped his boots himself laced it up and walked a million miles in those boots. Kimani Humphrey is a guru of business and as a young Kenyan i am aspiring to success and dreaming big
Great nuggets of wisdom right there - one can tell that this man has gained a lot of experience and wisdom over the years and I'm glad you got to sit down and be chauffeured by him😅. I thought he'd say he's thinking of marine conservation down at the Kenyan Coast 😭 but it's okay; other players should also emulate him, he can't do it all for sure. On the same breathe, we really need to maximize on tourism as a nation since we are so rich in experiences and resources that can be utilized in enriching everyone just like he mentioned. May we explore that area more and grow as Kenya. Good job on the video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.
Happy to see you boss Humphrey brilliant mind down to earth billionaire aguru it's was my pleasure working with you in petroleum industry live long sir
Thanks for the analysis! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
... Seatbelts is one of the most effective safety devices in vehicles, saving countless lives and preventing severe injuries in accidents, even in safari excursions. Don't ask how I know.
@@samuelmungai6564 Of course they know but are being negligent. It is not safe to not wear a safety belt when driving slowly. Even at low speeds, injury or death can occur in a crash, and unbelted passengers are at greater risk. Additionally, you can be ticketed for not wearing a safety belt, whether you're driving slowly, or your vehicle is stationary.
Regarding the most promising economy in the region, I thought he'd say Ethiopia. I heard that they're doing amazing things even though civil strife is sadly slowing this down. I don't think our manufacturing moving to TZ as has been happening is something to take lightly Manufacturing fosters efficiencies that unlocks bigger secondary/tertiary opportunities. It can absorb way more people than e.g ICT. I believe evolution has been a big problem in Kenya's economy. Things that were done at independence are still being done, the same way. We missed a big opportunity to become a destination of raw materials, and source of processed goods for the region (like Europe is).
Kenya is the most promising economy in East and Central Africa. Political stability, infrastructure development and its highly educated population and economic well-being of its population and general literacy levels are incomparable to the Kenyan neighbors. Kenya is the obvious choice for any investor. These factors take decades upon decades to develop and in the midst of political stability. Ethiopia may be doing amazing things, but it will never catch up or be anywhere near Kenya. Think of it like a country with 50 factories opening factories at the rate of 10 per year, compared to a country with 5,000 factories opening 3 factories a year. The latter is developing very fast .... you get the gist? Add the dynamics of political instability and wars ... and all the progress could be suddenly reversed ... and it won't be the first time in Ethiopia, like what is happening now in Sudan.
@@binkhalifa2004 Alright, I haven't looked at the data lately. Agriculture is where they're making investments that could lead to them potentially out-competing Kenya in horticulture exports and maybe tea. They have way more land than Kenya under cultivation (up to 6x, I heard), and they're allegedly investing heavily into mechanization. Also, they have one of the lowest electricity costs in Africa. Maybe up to 10x cheaper than Kenya. The cost of their industrial labor might be cheaper too. That said, yes I imagine they're far less industrialized than Kenya. I understand Chinese companies are investing in factories there though. I agree that Kenya is far ahead in capacity for knowledge-based work e.g ICT etc.
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Am still gratefull to this man called humphrey for being my first employer in my employment field in greencorner and besides that he added more skills in me by taking me to utalli college for refresher course-am george were
A very kind Gentleman. In the eighties he trained my chef at the green corner restaurant and helped me set up a Karaoke Bar in Nakuru. He is renowned for mentoring others. No wonder he eventually became so wealthy.
HK has a wealth of knowledge and experience in entrepreneurship. I hope to meet him and tap into this knowledge. Thank you BK your choice of guest has made me land here.
Thanks Brian for this interview I have always googled for an in-depth discussion from this great man and this has been very timely. very sober and deep and original in his thinking and knows how to identify opportunities.
Amazing soul.good job Brian. And Kudos Mawingu for the conservation efforts.
A gem of an interview..Humphrey Kariuki is a resilient Businessman I remember days when Moi tried stealing his 2B in the 1990s at a time when such amounts were unheard of, that incident inspired many at a time when Moi was oppressing business people we used to go go green corner just to promote him and dream of us starting businesses ourselves ...He has been camera shy for decades but its good he is now sharing gems of knowledge to inspire future generations
Fantastic outlook in life and in business. HK is a visionary and a leading example Well-done BK
Before anything else, how did you get to sit down with this man, let alone interview him, damn
Asking the same question
Exactly!!!!! Very elusive tajiri he is
I think he gave his personal assistant the pitch of advertising his hotel and conservatory efforts - a real entrepreneur would not miss such an opportunity. His passion has now a global exposer via RUclips - that's huge! 4.2k views in a few days???
Where did you even get this man's phone number and how did you pin him down to do a 1hr plus interview?? Wow siting down with a billionaire is humbling
As am embarking on my holiday on this boring train, I will listen to the full interview, I hope you asked all questions especially controversial ones
.....good stuff!
What a gem! It’s incredible how the internet allows us to capture and share such a wealth of knowledge and experience through an interview, making it accessible to anyone. Great insights!
This was great watching an indigenous black Kenyan doing his good bit in the Country.
Sharp man!....Glad to see him still prospering
A man who finally has used his purpose for God's creation 🙏🏾
While in the side he kills other 'creations' using poisonous brews, he is more corrupt than lucifer
I've always said the most successful Kenyans do not engage in corruption and therefore their businesses are long term and thrive. And spot on for the video highlighting the significance of small businesses. In the USA, the mom-and-pop shops (small, independent store or company) is one of the greater contributors of the economy. The USA government recognizes the importance of all small businesses and provides resources and tools to help them, not suffocate them as our government does. Most Americans are employed by these businesses and not the government and large corporations. If you want to increase employment in Kenya, support the small businesses. It has a multiplier effect, and the government will in the end collect more taxes from a huge tax base. It's a no brainer but for the Kenyan government, it's rocket science.
Im wathcing this interview on the 2nd day of the new year 2025 in January and i am happy plus excited/pumped up as i can now do my vision baord inspired by a man whose strapped his boots himself laced it up and walked a million miles in those boots. Kimani Humphrey is a guru of business and as a young Kenyan i am aspiring to success and dreaming big
So true,watching same day ,so much insight
Great nuggets of wisdom right there - one can tell that this man has gained a lot of experience and wisdom over the years and I'm glad you got to sit down and be chauffeured by him😅.
I thought he'd say he's thinking of marine conservation down at the Kenyan Coast 😭 but it's okay; other players should also emulate him, he can't do it all for sure. On the same breathe, we really need to maximize on tourism as a nation since we are so rich in experiences and resources that can be utilized in enriching everyone just like he mentioned. May we explore that area more and grow as Kenya.
Good job on the video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾.
A mentor to some of us in business and entrepreneurship.
Happy to see you boss Humphrey brilliant mind down to earth billionaire aguru it's was my pleasure working with you in petroleum industry live long sir
Amazing interview.
Power nuggets
Very insightful interview
Great vissionary whether in business or ideas about life.
I have subscribed courtesy of this interview. Keep it up.
Wow, this is brilliance at its best.
This Billionaire is great, I love people who fancy Hospitality and Tourism sector
Is he of Dalbit Petroleum.The wealth of business knowledge in this man!
Well-presented interview and a glimpse at the challenges Kenya Conservancy has. I didn't know about the Alpacas😅Mutura friendly?
A legend!!
Happy New year Sir H.K
GREAT INSPIRATION
GOD BLESSING BE UPON YOU🎆🎇🎆🎇🎆🎇
Damn! the interior of that car you wont imagine its a landrover
Perception changed!
This is an amazing time to hear our parents improving on the error of Game hunting to conservation.
Keep on
Thanks for the analysis! Just a quick off-topic question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
Why did you cut him when he was telling you about Tz parks we could learn from that.
🎉
Happy New Year, Lerato!
@@briankimani Asante Sana, All the best for 2025
... Seatbelts is one of the most effective safety devices in vehicles, saving countless lives and preventing severe injuries in accidents, even in safari excursions. Don't ask how I know.
They both know that!
They don't have to put on their seatbelts because they're not moving fast.
@@samuelmungai6564 Of course they know but are being negligent. It is not safe to not wear a safety belt when driving slowly. Even at low speeds, injury or death can occur in a crash, and unbelted passengers are at greater risk. Additionally, you can be ticketed for not wearing a safety belt, whether you're driving slowly, or your vehicle is stationary.
During the 90s HK had 300 million in his bank account moi thought anataka pindua serikali
Good interview. No seat belts😊
his CS pick was fired soon after starting her job. Did he get to choose a replacement?
who was she?
Regarding the most promising economy in the region, I thought he'd say Ethiopia. I heard that they're doing amazing things even though civil strife is sadly slowing this down.
I don't think our manufacturing moving to TZ as has been happening is something to take lightly Manufacturing fosters efficiencies that unlocks bigger secondary/tertiary opportunities. It can absorb way more people than e.g ICT.
I believe evolution has been a big problem in Kenya's economy. Things that were done at independence are still being done, the same way. We missed a big opportunity to become a destination of raw materials, and source of processed goods for the region (like Europe is).
Kenya is the most promising economy in East and Central Africa. Political stability, infrastructure development and its highly educated population and economic well-being of its population and general literacy levels are incomparable to the Kenyan neighbors. Kenya is the obvious choice for any investor. These factors take decades upon decades to develop and in the midst of political stability. Ethiopia may be doing amazing things, but it will never catch up or be anywhere near Kenya. Think of it like a country with 50 factories opening factories at the rate of 10 per year, compared to a country with 5,000 factories opening 3 factories a year. The latter is developing very fast .... you get the gist? Add the dynamics of political instability and wars ... and all the progress could be suddenly reversed ... and it won't be the first time in Ethiopia, like what is happening now in Sudan.
@@binkhalifa2004 Alright, I haven't looked at the data lately. Agriculture is where they're making investments that could lead to them potentially out-competing Kenya in horticulture exports and maybe tea.
They have way more land than Kenya under cultivation (up to 6x, I heard), and they're allegedly investing heavily into mechanization.
Also, they have one of the lowest electricity costs in Africa. Maybe up to 10x cheaper than Kenya. The cost of their industrial labor might be cheaper too.
That said, yes I imagine they're far less industrialized than Kenya. I understand Chinese companies are investing in factories there though.
I agree that Kenya is far ahead in capacity for knowledge-based work e.g ICT etc.
Great luck talking to a billionaire