The Ashoka Regional Director reflects on fatherhood, purpose, relationships and the questions that have shaped his life.
Vincent Odhiambo (Ashoka) integrates systems thinking with relational leadership—a "fireball" in drive, "wallflower" in reflection. For tech leaders, his model shows how organizational values like accountability and transparency root in personal principles.
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Eddy Ashioya
Contributor
Nation Media Group
The nametag may read Vincent Odhiambo, Regional Director of Ashoka, but that would be false advertising. What he really is, is a contemporary yogi. His mind is whizzing: here, he is thinking about his family and friends and “people who come into your life for a reason”.
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