In Kenya’s dynamic agricultural landscape, flowers are more than a commodity—they are a symbol of resilience, beauty, and global excellence. Leading this thriving sector is Clement Tulezi, Chief Executive Officer of the Kenya Flower Council (KFC), the country’s premier business membership organization representing the floriculture industry.
With extensive experience in agribusiness, policy, and advocacy, Tulezi has been instrumental in establishing Kenya as a global leader in flower exports. Under his guidance, the Council has expanded its membership, forged stronger international partnerships, and reinforced Kenya’s reputation as a top supplier of premium-quality flowers worldwide.
Tulezi’s leadership is defined by a commitment to sustainability and competitiveness. He champions initiatives that address climate change, water efficiency, and ethical labor practices, ensuring that Kenya’s floriculture sector thrives not only economically but also socially and environmentally. These efforts have been critical in sustaining market confidence across Europe and other export destinations.
Beyond trade, Tulezi is passionate about empowering the people behind the blooms. By engaging growers, farm workers, and local communities, he ensures that the economic benefits of floriculture are widely shared. Thousands of livelihoods depend on the industry, and Tulezi’s focus on inclusivity and fair practices has strengthened its role in national economic growth.
A respected voice in both local and international forums, Tulezi continues to advocate for policies that enhance Kenya’s competitiveness while supporting growers in navigating global supply chain challenges. His vision is to position Kenya’s flowers not only as a global symbol of beauty but also as a driver of national prosperity.
As Kenya navigates the complexities of international trade, Clement Tulezi stands out as a steady and passionate leader, ensuring that the floriculture sector remains one of the country’s most enduring success stories.
