SENSE OF WORTH BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Norah Odwesso is a global business and community leader with deep expertise in public policy, social impact and sustainability, having held various senior leadership positions with Fortune 500 companies in Africa, United Kingdom and the US. She currently serves the global lead for Economic Prosperity at The Coca-Cola Foundation, where she shapes and supports high-impact programs that strengthen livelihoods and advance long‑term shared value across diverse communities around the world. Her career spans finance, public affairs, and corporate philanthropy, giving her a nuanced understanding of how social impact can be embedded into business strategy to unlock opportunity and drive measurable change. She has served as a Non‑Executive Director in the Financial services and Education sectors in Kenya, providing strategic oversight and governance leadership. A Chevening Scholar and holder of an MA in Finance & Investment (UK), Norah founded Sense of Worth to expand access to secondary education and mentorship for underserved youth. She also serves on the boards of two U.S.-based nonprofits advancing opportunities for women and girls.

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Carolyne Ayimba is a seasoned banking professional, who brings more than 27 years of leadership in financial services and people-centered management to Sense of Worth. As Treasurer, she oversees the organization’s financial stewardship and supports its mission to expand access to quality education in underserved communities. Carolyne’s board service is grounded in integrity, empathy, and a deep belief in human potential. She is especially passionate about women’s empowerment and uses mentorship to inspire young girls to pursue their ambitions with confidence and resilience. Her extensive experience working with diverse communities, combined with her commitment to values-driven leadership, strengthens Sense of Worth’s vision of nurturing character, opportunity, and transformational growth.

Obayo Oduor Paul is an Educator, who brings deep expertise and experience in religious education, counselling, and psycho‑social support to Sense of Worth. His career spans roles with Milward Brown Limited, Champions of Peace (NGO), Danana Girls High School, Fr. Gulik Uradi Girls, and Sidok Mixed Secondary School, where he strengthened his leadership, analytical, and mentorship skills. Paul’s board service is centered on value‑based leadership and a commitment to restoring dignity through guidance, counselling, and character formation. He supports Sense of Worth by coordinating mentorship programs and building strong linkages with schools, parents, local administration, and community partners. His dedication to nurturing resilience and purpose with young people reinforces the organization’

John K’Otieno is a seasoned strategist and general manager with more than 18 years of experience across Fortune 500 companies in Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States. He has driven transformative growth in global blue‑chip organizations including The Coca-Cola Company, General Electric, Diageo, and GP Strategies, consistently delivering results in fast‑moving consumer goods, strategy consulting, infrastructure, and retail. John is known for building high‑performing teams that exceed expectations on both sustainable engagement and operational delivery. His leadership is defined by disciplined execution, strategic clarity, and a deep commitment to developing people. As a Board member of Sense of Worth, John brings a results‑oriented mindset, strong governance instincts, and a passion for unlocking human potential, while strengthening the organization’s ability to scale impact with excellence and accountability.