Her demonstrated leadership stems from the many years she was a member of the board of directors and the PR & Fund-raising Committee of the Kenya Festivals for Africa a troupe aimed at creating cultural exchange with South African artists both in visual and performing artists. She’s to date both a member of the National Governing Council for the Kenya NEPAD - Africa Peer Review Mechanism and a convener for Corporate Governance Thematic Group.

Following her background in the media world, Esther has since inception of B&A PR focused on raising the bar of corporate communication by building values that spark excitement, create and uphold new ideas that have the power to effectively organize events and zealously tell the client stories in the media.

Esther’s role of formulating vision and energizing teams to work with refreshing ideas has over the years enabled her to live the value of a learning culture. This special trait enabled her to run businesses such as Kichaka Artwear Africa, a company that gained international recognition following its prowess in hand printed and stenciled textiles, garments and crafts. She initiated a unique three train wagon looking containers and positioned them in town to sell food at the heart of Nairobi’s Central Business District under her company Beeftrain Express Limited.

Following Esther’s keen interest in information and communications technology,
she took a lead in ushering and organizing the launch of broadening the presence of Microsoft, KenCell Communications, Mecer, SAP, WorldSpace, Compaq and Hewlett Parkard in Eastern Africa. Other major companies that Esther steered their presence in Kenya include Western Union, Flamingo Airlines and the New Economic Partnership for Africa Development (NEPAD).