RBA’s Wonder Women
By Nicole Ryan
Women can do it all Building a legacy
Balance – the ancient art of even distribution to ensure
steady positioning. Raise your hand if you are managing
to balance the many elements of your life right now
… Anyone in the back there? ... No? Me neither.
“Combining work, study and life balance is difficult, but
doable,” Jemima admits. RBA Wonder Women live by
this mantra whilst being at the heart of the family, sailing
through exams and remaining driven at work. In an industry plagued with naughty banker headlines,
our Wonder Women want to make their mark by fighting
the good fight. Ola puts it simply: “I would like to be
known for my integrity and diligence. I live in a society
begging for great services to teeming customers who
are daily being brought into the mainstream banking
services. Thus the need to secure the confidence of
customers.” At the end of the day, isn’t that what it all
comes down to? After all, ‘Ethics and Compliance’ is the
first module every CRB studies.
Muthoni is a champion multi-tasker, combining studies
and family: “I hope that I will be a role model to my
children (especially my two daughters), who will see that
learning doesn’t have to stop.” After successfully passing
RB I and II with distinction, Muthoni is proud to show her
children her achievements, hoping to inspire them “to
strive for excellence in everything they pursue”.
“Behaving ethically, in a fully compliant way and with the
customer in mind, not only will bring more business as a
result of an increased level of trust, but will assure a long,
healthy presence for traditional banking institutions.” We
couldn’t agree with Brunilda more.
The challenge of balance can be seen as an opportunity,
as Meg points out: “The m