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David Amira

David Amira

Communications Expert

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Thika, Nairobi AreaMember since October 3, 2022
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David Amira brings together over a decade of demonstrated technical expertise in delivering creatively astute advocacy and communications strategies. His versatile track record offers organizations a diligent, self-motivated team leader that has contributed to influencing policies, and inducing behaviour change, across the African continent.

Experience

I have held various roles and responsibilities across multiple organizations, demonstrating a strong background in communications, advocacy, and campaign coordination. At UNICEF's East & Southern Africa Regional Office, I curated and facilitated training for SRH and HIV advocacy networks, provided technical assistance to youth networks, and played a key role in creating advocacy resources. During my secondment with the African Union Commission, I led communications for the Women, Gender, and Youth Directorate initiatives, contributing to regional campaigns with significant engagement.

I also managed communications strategies, campaigns, and stakeholder coordination for different organizations, such as Hivos, Netherlands Development Organisation, IKEA Foundation, Brand2D, Capital FM Group, Yappo Mobile Payments, and Instant Grass Consumer Collaboration Agency. My extensive experience encompasses diverse aspects of communication strategy, campaign development, stakeholder engagement, and project management across various sectors and regions.

Education

Red and Yellow Creative School of Business - Advanced Post-graduate, Marketing, and Advertising Communications Management.

  • Obtained practical (real world) training on fundamentals of strategic communication, brand management, media planning & management. Worked on ‘live’ campaigns for Billabong Clothing, The City of Cape Town, and Nomu Foods* (Top performer). • Graduated in the top five (5) percentile of the class of 2010.

University of Cape Town 

  • BSocSc. Economics and Industrial Sociology.
  • Included electives consisting of Game Theory and Latin. Word Power and Ethics.

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