The Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM) has forged a strategic partnership with Stanbic Bank Kenya in a deal that aims to empower employees financially through joint initiatives led by HR professionals.
Targeting over 19,000 HR professionals and decision-makers across Kenya, the deal seeks to foster growth, development, and financial well-being among HR practitioners, who play a critical role in supporting employees during challenging economic times.
Stanbic Bank Kenya will equip IHRM members with invaluable insights and skills necessary for their professional advancement.
The program will be designed to enable HR professionals to excel, progress, and effectively lead within their organisations, consequently enabling them to provide enhanced support to their teams during financial hardships. In turn, these improvements will foster a more engaged, productive, and content workforce.
Stanbic Bank Kenya will offer customised financial solutions tailored to the distinct requirements of HR professionals and their employees.
“Our partnership with IHRM aligns with our mission to provide robust systems and solutions that foster personal and professional growth while addressing the financial difficulties many Kenyans face today,” said Stanbic Bank Kenya, Head of Personal & Private Banking, Abraham Ongenge.
The bank will also facilitate interactions with financial experts who will guide financial planning, budgeting, and optimisation, empowering HR professionals and their teams to make well-informed financial decisions.
“This collaboration with Stanbic Bank Kenya is a significant step towards equipping our members with the necessary tools and resources to enhance the overall well-being and financial growth of every employee under them, especially during these financially challenging times,” said IHRM, Executive Director, Quresha Abdulahi.