Hassane Kaneye
As CEO of KMC Niger, Abdoul Kadri engaged in major operational changes in the firm in 2010, which consisted of creating three new lines of services in accounting, tax and law, and executive training, increasing the number of clients from 40 in 2010 to 200 in 2014, and increasing the number of consultants from 7 in 2010 to 41 in 2014. Kad is engaged in youth empowerment, women leadership, promoting ethical and responsible business, and fighting against corruption. He holds a CPA from France. Upon completion of the Washington Fellowship, Abdoul Kadri intends to create an NGO that promotes ethical and technical excellence in youth, start a business school on the American model to help solve public and private sectors capacity issues, and mentor young CEOs and entrepreneurs by helping them unlock their full potential through coaching and stewardship.
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