My name is
Charity Wanjiku Nyaga
I am a sister, daughter and friend, and also an aunty to two lovely twin girls (and several others out there). I am a firm believer in God and I draw my confidence from knowing that God’s got it…everything! I am a resilient girl who is never too shy to ask for help when needed.
I love to travel and explore the world, find peace and balance in running, make deep connections with cool humans and I love freshly brewed coffee. Whilst Forbes has recognized it too, I describe myself as a shining star and a work-in-progress all at the same time. Read up my thoughts on women in leadership and finding a place at the table here.
Architect and Project Manager
Consultant
I am a motivated, results-focused, transformative Architect and Project Manager with expertise in all aspects of leading projects in the building, construction, and energy industries. Adept at facilities and design management, feasibility studies, BIM, mixed-use development and affordable housing concepts.
As an outstanding independent consultant, I also work in partnership with other thought leaders in the same fields to deliver projects that satisfy my clients. Confidently delivering projects on time, within budget and of high quality.
My work and Passion
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Digniti Charitable Trust aims to reduce the toilet-to-student ratio by at least 50%
An abundance of sun and drought-crippled hydropower inspired Charity Wanjiku and her brother Tony Nyagah to cofound Strauss Energy.
Women in Tech Forum is the most anticipated event of the year, which theme this year is “Impact Our Future”. On the 11th of October we filled Finlandia Hall with women and men sharing a keen interest in the future of business and technology.
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I was eleven years old when I put my mind to the career I would ultimately follow. I did not know what it was called, I only knew its outputs – little paper model houses. I was skillful and confident using my hands, making play toys out of paper, mud, metal clothes hangers, torn slippers and whatever else I came…
Just before my 40th birthday, I embarked to observe the last 40 days in my 30s, with a hashtag #40days2’40. My thematic areas were Reflect.Cleanse.Prepare.Grow I took time to share my reflections, learnings and growth strategies that I would give both my younger self and the person I want to become as I get into my 40s. My aim is…