At Kikwetu Flowers, we were overjoyed to stumble upon a recent interview by THURSD featuring our esteemed Director, Lucy Yinda. The article serves as a poignant narrative of Lucy’s journey, painting a vivid picture of her profound love for flowers and unwavering dedication to humanitarian causes.
Lucy’s story is one of resilience, passion, and unwavering commitment. Her floral journey began at Baraka Roses, a family-owned farm, where she honed her skills and deepened her love for floriculture. This experience laid the foundation for her to venture into founding Kikwetu Flowers, a high-altitude farm that stands as a testament to her vision and leadership.
However, her impact extends far beyond the realms of floriculture. Through the Wema Centre Trust, Her has dedicated herself to rescuing and rehabilitating street children in Mombasa for over three decades. Her commitment to this cause showcases her profound empathy and compassion for the less fortunate, making her a beacon of hope in the community.
The interview with THURSD delves into Lucy’s personal and professional life, providing insights into her daily routine, challenges faced, and her views on the industry. Her responses are not only enlightening but also reflect her profound dedication to her work and her team at Kikwetu Flowers.
One of the standout aspects of the interview is reflection on the challenges she has faced in the industry. From choosing the right varieties to navigating the impact of COVID-19 on freight costs, her ability to overcome these obstacles speaks volumes about her resilience and determination.
Moreover, Her embrace of technology for business efficiency is a testament to her forward-thinking approach. By leveraging e-commerce platforms and digital marketing strategies, she has ensured that Kikwetu Flowers remains competitive in an ever-evolving industry.
Her insights into her role as a woman managing one of the few flower farms owned by an indigenous Kenyan are particularly inspiring. Her dedication to supporting her team, training young people, and fostering a sense of camaraderie within Kikwetu Flowers is truly commendable
Furthermore, her commitment to her faith and her family as pillars of support during stressful times is a testament to her strength of character. Her ability to find balance between her professional and personal life is truly admirable.
In conclusion, Lucy Yinda’s story is one of inspiration and empowerment. Her journey from humble beginnings to becoming a trailblazer in the floral industry and a beacon of hope for street children in Mombasa is a testament to her unwavering spirit and determination.
As a team at Kikwetu Flowers, we are incredibly proud to be led by such a remarkable individual. Her passion, dedication, and leadership serve as a constant source of inspiration for us all.
We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to THURSD for showcasing Lucy’s story and for highlighting the importance of her work. We hope that her journey will inspire others to pursue their passions, make a difference in the world, and always strive to bloom where they are planted.
To read the full interview with Lucy Yinda, please visit THURSD’s article.
Thank you, THURSD, for this wonderful feature, and thank you, Lucy, for being an exceptional leader, mentor, and role model.
