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obiero		#6621 Posted : Friday, November 18, 2016 8:23:50 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,329 Location: nairobi		aemathenge wrote: My favorite extracts from the article/interview: (By the way, what is with Michael Joseph and our peculiar habits?) Business daily: KQ pilots have been pushing to have chief executive Mbuvi Ngunze sacked. How secure is his job? Michael Joseph: I met our pilots and we had a good discussion. I explained that Mr. Ngunze is important to me at the moment. I am not making this statement forever. He is in the middle of renegotiating with our financiers to get better terms in order for us to get out of the financial hole we are in. He is critical in that process since he knows and understands these people. Business daily: What is your take on the work that McKinsey is doing? Michael Joseph: What I have seen from McKinsey is a process and a structure on how to drive improvement in the company. They have an approach that not only identifies the cost savings but gets them as well as revenues. Kenyans tend to love the status quo. We say this is how we shall get revenues but let us do that tomorrow. I think the opposite is McKinsey’s strength. I am waiting for them to deliver the goods. McKinsey never fail COOP, IMH, KEGN, KQ, MTNU
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VituVingiSana		#6622 Posted : Friday, November 18, 2016 9:12:24 PM
Rank: Chief Joined: 1/3/2007 Posts: 18,383 Location: Nairobi		aemathenge wrote: My favorite extracts from the article/interview: (By the way, what is with Michael Joseph and our peculiar habits?) Business daily: KQ pilots have been pushing to have chief executive Mbuvi Ngunze sacked. How secure is his job? Michael Joseph: I met our pilots and we had a good discussion. I explained that Mr. Ngunze is important to me at the moment. I am not making this statement forever. He is in the middle of renegotiating with our financiers to get better terms in order for us to get out of the financial hole we are in. He is critical in that process since he knows and understands these people. Business daily: What is your take on the work that McKinsey is doing? Michael Joseph: What I have seen from McKinsey is a process and a structure on how to drive improvement in the company. They have an approach that not only identifies the cost savings but gets them as well as revenues. Kenyans tend to love the status quo. We say this is how we shall get revenues but let us do that tomorrow. I think the opposite is McKinsey’s strength. I am waiting for them to deliver the goods. Is MJ right or is he right re: "Peculiar Habits" Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - *to paraphrase Warren Buffett*
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obiero		#6623 Posted : Friday, November 18, 2016 9:50:37 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,329 Location: nairobi		KQ is alive and kicking.. http://kbctv.co.ke/blog/...s-at-its-cargo-facility/ COOP, IMH, KEGN, KQ, MTNU
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Kausha		#6624 Posted : Saturday, November 19, 2016 7:56:05 AM
Rank: Member Joined: 2/8/2007 Posts: 808		VituVingiSana wrote: aemathenge wrote: My favorite extracts from the article/interview: (By the way, what is with Michael Joseph and our peculiar habits?) Business daily: KQ pilots have been pushing to have chief executive Mbuvi Ngunze sacked. How secure is his job? Michael Joseph: I met our pilots and we had a good discussion. I explained that Mr. Ngunze is important to me at the moment. I am not making this statement forever. He is in the middle of renegotiating with our financiers to get better terms in order for us to get out of the financial hole we are in. He is critical in that process since he knows and understands these people. Business daily: What is your take on the work that McKinsey is doing? Michael Joseph: What I have seen from McKinsey is a process and a structure on how to drive improvement in the company. They have an approach that not only identifies the cost savings but gets them as well as revenues. Kenyans tend to love the status quo. We say this is how we shall get revenues but let us do that tomorrow. I think the opposite is McKinsey’s strength. I am waiting for them to deliver the goods. Is MJ right or is he right re: "Peculiar Habits" Why do I get the feeling MJ will come out stuck and on the wrong end of the rub here. MJ comes across as a class act in building stuff but doesn't come across as a cost cutting- turn around buff. My 2 cts
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obiero		#6625 Posted : Saturday, November 19, 2016 8:06:41 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,329 Location: nairobi		Kausha wrote: VituVingiSana wrote: aemathenge wrote: My favorite extracts from the article/interview: (By the way, what is with Michael Joseph and our peculiar habits?) Business daily: KQ pilots have been pushing to have chief executive Mbuvi Ngunze sacked. How secure is his job? Michael Joseph: I met our pilots and we had a good discussion. I explained that Mr. Ngunze is important to me at the moment. I am not making this statement forever. He is in the middle of renegotiating with our financiers to get better terms in order for us to get out of the financial hole we are in. He is critical in that process since he knows and understands these people. Business daily: What is your take on the work that McKinsey is doing? Michael Joseph: What I have seen from McKinsey is a process and a structure on how to drive improvement in the company. They have an approach that not only identifies the cost savings but gets them as well as revenues. Kenyans tend to love the status quo. We say this is how we shall get revenues but let us do that tomorrow. I think the opposite is McKinsey’s strength. I am waiting for them to deliver the goods. Is MJ right or is he right re: "Peculiar Habits" Why do I get the feeling MJ will come out stuck and on the wrong end of the rub here. MJ comes across as a class act in building stuff but doesn't come across as a cost cutting- turn around buff. My 2 cts Hahaha COOP, IMH, KEGN, KQ, MTNU
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ArrestedDev		#6626 Posted : Saturday, November 19, 2016 8:48:24 AM
Rank: Member Joined: 5/29/2016 Posts: 898 Location: Nairobi		obiero wrote: Kausha wrote: VituVingiSana wrote: aemathenge wrote: My favorite extracts from the article/interview: (By the way, what is with Michael Joseph and our peculiar habits?) Business daily: KQ pilots have been pushing to have chief executive Mbuvi Ngunze sacked. How secure is his job? Michael Joseph: I met our pilots and we had a good discussion. I explained that Mr. Ngunze is important to me at the moment. I am not making this statement forever. He is in the middle of renegotiating with our financiers to get better terms in order for us to get out of the financial hole we are in. He is critical in that process since he knows and understands these people. Business daily: What is your take on the work that McKinsey is doing? Michael Joseph: What I have seen from McKinsey is a process and a structure on how to drive improvement in the company. They have an approach that not only identifies the cost savings but gets them as well as revenues. Kenyans tend to love the status quo. We say this is how we shall get revenues but let us do that tomorrow. I think the opposite is McKinsey’s strength. I am waiting for them to deliver the goods. Is MJ right or is he right re: "Peculiar Habits" Why do I get the feeling MJ will come out stuck and on the wrong end of the rub here. MJ comes across as a class act in building stuff but doesn't come across as a cost cutting- turn around buff. My 2 cts Hahaha We all know it is the President who wants Ngunze to remain and MJ being an appointee of the same man cannot seal the fate of Ngunze. By the end of March next year losses will continue pilling up and KQ will need cash from the govt and the pressure for the CEO to exit will be there. I do not see the Mpigs approving further bail out with Ngunze in KQ. The pilots are also still after his blood.
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obiero		#6627 Posted : Saturday, November 19, 2016 9:33:48 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,329 Location: nairobi		ArrestedDev wrote: obiero wrote: Kausha wrote: VituVingiSana wrote: aemathenge wrote: My favorite extracts from the article/interview: (By the way, what is with Michael Joseph and our peculiar habits?) Business daily: KQ pilots have been pushing to have chief executive Mbuvi Ngunze sacked. How secure is his job? Michael Joseph: I met our pilots and we had a good discussion. I explained that Mr. Ngunze is important to me at the moment. I am not making this statement forever. He is in the middle of renegotiating with our financiers to get better terms in order for us to get out of the financial hole we are in. He is critical in that process since he knows and understands these people. Business daily: What is your take on the work that McKinsey is doing? Michael Joseph: What I have seen from McKinsey is a process and a structure on how to drive improvement in the company. They have an approach that not only identifies the cost savings but gets them as well as revenues. Kenyans tend to love the status quo. We say this is how we shall get revenues but let us do that tomorrow. I think the opposite is McKinsey’s strength. I am waiting for them to deliver the goods. Is MJ right or is he right re: "Peculiar Habits" Why do I get the feeling MJ will come out stuck and on the wrong end of the rub here. MJ comes across as a class act in building stuff but doesn't come across as a cost cutting- turn around buff. My 2 cts Hahaha We all know it is the President who wants Ngunze to remain and MJ being an appointee of the same man cannot seal the fate of Ngunze. By the end of March next year losses will continue pilling up and KQ will need cash from the govt and the pressure for the CEO to exit will be there. I do not see the Mpigs approving further bail out with Ngunze in KQ. The pilots are also still after his blood. Shindwe! COOP, IMH, KEGN, KQ, MTNU
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obiero		#6628 Posted : Sunday, November 20, 2016 10:57:29 AM
Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,329 Location: nairobi		How sad is it that Michael Joseph shall take all the credit while its Ngunze who lay down the foundation for KQs turnaround.. Meanwhile he jets back into Kenya today from Netherlands for the Thursday meeting. Friday is bound to see yet another start of a mini rally. Do I regret selling at the spinning top? No.. Will I buy again? Definitely, but only upon sight of the full year results COOP, IMH, KEGN, KQ, MTNU
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Angelica _ann		#6629 Posted : Sunday, November 20, 2016 10:33:05 PM
Rank: Elder Joined: 12/7/2012 Posts: 11,939		http://www.businessdaily...8838-pxnuaoz/index.html In the business world, everyone is paid in two coins - cash and experience. Take the experience first; the cash will come later - H Geneen
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Noname investor		#6630 Posted : Monday, November 21, 2016 5:01:29 PM
Rank: Hello Joined: 2/2/2016 Posts: 3		obiero wrote: aemathenge wrote: My favorite extracts from the article/interview: (By the way, what is with Michael Joseph and our peculiar habits?) Business daily: KQ pilots have been pushing to have chief executive Mbuvi Ngunze sacked. How secure is his job? Michael Joseph: I met our pilots and we had a good discussion. I explained that Mr. Ngunze is important to me at the moment. I am not making this statement forever. He is in the middle of renegotiating with our financiers to get better terms in order for us to get out of the financial hole we are in. He is critical in that process since he knows and understands these people. Business daily: What is your take on the work that McKinsey is doing? Michael Joseph: What I have seen from McKinsey is a process and a structure on how to drive improvement in the company. They have an approach that not only identifies the cost savings but gets them as well as revenues. Kenyans tend to love the status quo. We say this is how we shall get revenues but let us do that tomorrow. I think the opposite is McKinsey’s strength. I am waiting for them to deliver the goods. McKinsey never fail https://www.equities.com...mpany-s-biggest-mistakes
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