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Faith-based social enterprises run by Catholic Sisters : what policies can support them to grow in Kenya?
Dr. William Murithi, Dr. Angela Ndunge, and Dr. Nancy Njiraini are faculty members at Strathmore Business School. Dr. Murithi specialises in entrepreneurship, strategy, and family business. Dr. Ndunge focuses on organisational behaviour, leadership, and workplace wellbeing. Dr. Njiraini is an expert
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