Nairobi, Kenya – May 21, 2019 – RippleNami, Inc., a provider of blockchain data visualization platform, announces its East African Development Director, Joyce Jerotich Yegon, will be attending the “Meat End Market Trends in Kenya” dissemination meeting hosted by Kenya Market Trust (KMT) on 23 May 2019. The study titled ‘Meat End Market Trends in Kenya’ was undertaken with the purpose of establishing consumption patterns, preferences, concerns and current level of awareness on the importance and use of cold chain. The findings reveal opportunities and trends that have implications on the livestock sector transformation and growth.   RippleNami believes our technology will play an important role in solving the problems

Yegon is an influential leader who has been instrumental in championing the most advanced digital Livestock Supply Chain Management solution throughout Kenya. The audience will be made up of meat processors, livestock producers, meat retailers, supermarkets, producers, county government representatives, national government, donors, financial institutions, research institutions, and the media.  Yegon will address how RippleNami’s technology platform can convert historic challenges into a sustained profit center and a higher standard of living for their families.

“The East African economy is growing, and its pursuit of advanced technology to combat the unique challenges of doing business in this region is at the core of RippleNami’s mission,” said Jaye Connolly-LaBelle, chairman and chief executive officer of RippleNami.

“We are thrilled to be selected as the trusted partner by innovators like KMT, Kenya Veterinarian Association and Directorate of Veterinary Services” stated Joyce Jerotich Yegon. “Because the RippleNami real-time data capture and visualization application is completely self-service, any organization can capture, visualize and track sensitive data assets within days of installation. By combining the intuitive visualisation of big data with cloud-based, blockchain technology, emerging economies are leveraging RippleNami’s proprietary technology to map vital geo-assets, generate new economic transactional exchanges while accessing a uniform data platform for their electronic data infrastructure build out.

About RippleNami

RippleNami recognizes that people empowered with real-time and easily accessible information around the world can connect and drive unimaginable change. RippleNami is redefining blockchain and mapping with the first visualization platform that consolidates big data and provides information that matters most to its users. This cost-effective, device agnostic, cloud-based platform delivers millions of actionable data points on an intuitive map that enables critical decision-making and enhanced collaboration for enterprises, nonprofits, and foreign government agencies. With seamless integration, limitless customization and scalable architecture, RippleNami allows people to chart their own world, streamline communications and improve operational effectiveness. For more information about RippleNami, visit www.ripplenami.com.

About Kenya Markets Trust

Kenya Markets Trust (KMT) is a trusted advocate with a knowledge bank of experience delivering transformational sector change through a market development sector approach.  KMT is a not for profit organization fully invested in Kenya since 2011 working with public and private agriculture sectors in 32 counties focusing on dairy, livestock, water, inputs, and seeds. KMT acts as an influencer, through trading in knowledge, trust, opportunity, and innovation in order to eliminate gaps in value chains in a sustainable way.  In addition, KMT seeks to secure a comprehensive knowledge of the sectors, then build capacity for stakeholders, introduce them to opportunity, broker profitable partnerships, leading to sustained sectoral change.  Lastly, KMT cements behavioral change amongst both public and private sectors, to generate stronger, more inclusive, and faster-growing sectors.  For more information about KMT, visit www.kenyamarkets.org.