Ngechu Mary is currently the proprietor and Managing Director of Plast Packaging Industries Ltd. as well as Finance and Administration Director at Lineart Solutions Ltd which fall under the Line Plast Group of companies.
PLAST Packaging Industries produces high quality, recyclable & environmentally friendly PET, PP & PE Solutions; serving a wide range of clients including food & beverages, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals in East Africa.
Line Art Solutions Ltd ideally complements the packaging arm of the group with state of the art A-Z printing solutions. Line Art Solutions deploys the latest technology to secure superior standards in design, printing, cutting & rewinding for clients’ label and general printing needs.
Kenya’s rapidly expanding workforce is not finding jobs fast enough and Line Plast Group are addressing this issue through providing decent employment/work to 183 staff including workers, technicians, technologist, engineers, sales and marketing, and administration and finance specialities. These two companies also outsource work to about 80 workers per month when large orders are made. With each employee supporting at least 3 to 5 dependents, this translates to over 200 households and over 1000 Kenyans directly benefitting from these 2 enterprises.
Both enterprises have laid out procedures of how to deal with industrial waste that contribute to climate change and have a negative impact on the health of employee and Kenyan citizens at large. They have made plastic, water and paper recycling a priority in both plants.
Ngechu Mary is currently the proprietor and Managing Director of Plast Packaging Industries Ltd. as well as Finance and Administration Director at Lineart Solutions Ltd which fall under the Line Plast Group of companies.
PLAST Packaging Industries produces high quality, recyclable & environmentally friendly PET, PP & PE Solutions; serving a wide range of clients including food & beverages, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals in East Africa.
Line Art Solutions Ltd ideally complements the packaging arm of the group with state of the art A-Z printing solutions. Line Art Solutions deploys the latest technology to secure superior standards in design, printing, cutting & rewinding for clients’ label and general printing needs.
Kenya’s rapidly expanding workforce is not finding jobs fast enough and Line Plast Group are addressing this issue through providing decent employment/work to 183 staff including workers, technicians, technologist, engineers, sales and marketing, and administration and finance specialities. These two companies also outsource work to about 80 workers per month when large orders are made. With each employee supporting at least 3 to 5 dependents, this translates to over 200 households and over 1000 Kenyans directly benefitting from these 2 enterprises.
Both enterprises have laid out procedures of how to deal with industrial waste that contribute to climate change and have a negative impact on the health of employee and Kenyan citizens at large. They have made plastic, water and paper recycling a priority in both plants.
Ngechu Mary is currently the proprietor and Managing Director of Plast Packaging Industries Ltd. as well as Finance and Administration Director at Lineart Solutions Ltd which fall under the Line Plast Group of companies.
PLAST Packaging Industries produces high quality, recyclable & environmentally friendly PET, PP & PE Solutions; serving a wide range of clients including food & beverages, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals in East Africa.
Line Art Solutions Ltd ideally complements the packaging arm of the group with state of the art A-Z printing solutions. Line Art Solutions deploys the latest technology to secure superior standards in design, printing, cutting & rewinding for clients’ label and general printing needs.
Kenya’s rapidly expanding workforce is not finding jobs fast enough and Line Plast Group are addressing this issue through providing decent employment/work to 183 staff including workers, technicians, technologist, engineers, sales and marketing, and administration and finance specialities. These two companies also outsource work to about 80 workers per month when large orders are made. With each employee supporting at least 3 to 5 dependents, this translates to over 200 households and over 1000 Kenyans directly benefitting from these 2 enterprises.
Both enterprises have laid out procedures of how to deal with industrial waste that contribute to climate change and have a negative impact on the health of employee and Kenyan citizens at large. They have made plastic, water and paper recycling a priority in both plants.
Ngechu Mary is the Patron of this initiative. Her dream as a social entrepreneur is to develop skills and create decent jobs for Kenyans while contributing to the industrial growth of Kenya. In doing this she is contributing to shaping the entrepreneurship ecosystem in Africa that respect the aspirations of the UN SDGs and Kenya Vision 2030.
By managing waste as a resource, instead of as a problem, Taka Taka Ni Mali seeks to establish new industries, new investment, and new jobs. There is immense potential for decent employment opportunities at the different steps of the waste management hierarchy.
Through the Waste Management and Entrepreneurship Hubs (WMEH), Taka Taka Ni Mali works to address the challenges faced by highly potential but disadvantaged women and youth by creation of decent work opportunities, both as a means of self-employment and as job creation for others.
The Waste Management and Entrepreneurship Hubs (WMEH) aim to maximize the value of all the material resources we use in our Kenyan economy, helping to create new business opportunities as well as helping businesses find savings in how they use materials and manage their waste.
Ngechu Mary is the Patron of this initiative. Her dream as a social entrepreneur is to develop skills and create decent jobs for Kenyans while contributing to the industrial growth of Kenya. In doing this she is contributing to shaping the entrepreneurship ecosystem in Africa that respect the aspirations of the UN SDGs and Kenya Vision 2030.
By managing waste as a resource, instead of as a problem, Taka Taka Ni Mali seeks to establish new industries, new investment, and new jobs. There is immense potential for decent employment opportunities at the different steps of the waste management hierarchy.
Through the Waste Management and Entrepreneurship Hubs (WMEH), Taka Taka Ni Mali works to address the challenges faced by highly potential but disadvantaged women and youth by creation of decent work opportunities, both as a means of self-employment and as job creation for others.
The Waste Management and Entrepreneurship Hubs (WMEH) aim to maximize the value of all the material resources we use in our Kenyan economy, helping to create new business opportunities as well as helping businesses find savings in how they use materials and manage their waste.
