Our Team
Management
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
ISABELLE SPINDLER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
ALDRIC SPINDLER
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
DISHA COPREAUX
Sales & Supply Chain
SALES MANAGER
IRENE NKATHA
SALES OFFICER
JULIET CHEPNGENO
SALES OFFICER
PRISCA MWANGI
AIRPORT CLERK
JOSEPH WANJALA
Production
PRODUCTION CLERK
NEEMA MUMBI
ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER
PHILIP KILONZO
ASSISTANT MANAGER FERTI IRRIGATION
LEONARD NGIGE
ASSISTANT PRODUCTION MANAGER
ESTHER WANGARI
FERTI IRRIGATION SUPERVISOR
DANIEL MBURU
Human Resource
HOUSEKEEPING AND HOSPITALITY SUPERVISOR
MARGARET NDETO
HUMAN RESOURCE OFFICER
LILIAN KURGAT
Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
IPM SENIOR SUPERVISOR
JOACKIM KIMATHI
IPM MANAGER
STEFANO BANELLA
IT
IT MANAGER
DOUGLAS MUNGAI
IT / POST HARVEST ADMINISTRATION CLERK
MILKAH WAMBUI
Post Harvest and CQI
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGER
SCOLASTICA GIKONYO
CONTINUOUS QUALITY IMPROVEMENT MANAGER
JARED OBURE
QUALITY CONTROLLER
PETER OOKO
STORAGE SUPERVISOR
SAMUEL OTIENO
QUALITY CONTROLLER
WALTER ONONGO
QUALITY CONTROLLER
DANIEL KARIUKI
PRECOOL SUPERVISOR
SAMUEL KABI
PACKING HALL SUPERVISOR
MARY VUKWA
PACKING HALL SUPERVISOR
FRIDAH KABIRITHU
PRECOOL SUPERVISOR
TOPISTA MAYU
QUALITY CONTROLLER
SILVANO CHECHE
Accounts
CHIEF FINANCE OFFICER
SAMUEL NJUGUNA
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION
GEORGE KIMANI
Day Care Centre
DAY CARE NURSE
PAULINE OUKO
CARER
SCOLA MASUKI
CARER
CECILIA NJUE
CARER
LEAH WANJIKU
CARER
FLORENCE ATIENO
CARER
REGINA MWIHAKI
CARER
CAROLINE WAMBUI
EMPLOYEE STATEMENT
Red Lands Roses is a member of the Agricultural Employers Association and its unionisable staff are members of the Kenya Plantation and Agricultural Workers Union (KPAWU). The latter is a trade union which represents 200,000 (latest published estimate) agriculture sector workers in Kenya, including tea, fishing, sisal, coffee and flower workers.
The KPAWU was established in 1963 under the Trade Disputes Act when several unions were amalgamated and is affiliated to the Central Organization of Trade Unions (COTU). The union is engaged in a number of labour issues such as elimination of child labour in Kenya’s agricultural sector and the implementation of international labour standards required under the Fair Trade rules.
Red Lands Roses has a long history of cordial cooperation with KPAWU. We have a total of 20 shop stewards with each representing a section in union matters. They have the responsibility of training their colleagues during the weekly 30 minutes provided by Red Lands Roses on labour related issues, basing on the guidelines of the Labour Laws (2007) and the Flower Growers Collective Bargaining agreement (CBA). The representatives are also in the disciplinary committee which has received immense training from both the Company and KPAWU to have them remain at par with the changes in the law.
