CTC International is a non-profit working alongside Kenyan communities to create sustainable change.
Lucy Mwangi joined CTC in September 2013 as a barista at Café Ubuntu. She specialized in Information Communication Technology having worked as a computer trainer and networking person previously in Central Province, Kenya. Lucy is very passionate in her new field as a Barista and customer service experience.
Tabitha is an intellectual self-esteemed young lady from Molo who previously worked with Molo Mount Water Company as the sales person and later worked with Naomi’s Village, an orphanage in Maai Mahiu. Tabitha is a jovial lady with a customer touch currently working with CTC as a Café Ubuntu Coordinator and a barista.
From Central Lucy joined CTC in 2013 assisting in land development and Café Ubuntu. Lucy previously worked in Kijabe Mission Hospital for a year. She is very dedicated to see CTC grow or develop.
Born in Central Kenya, John joined CTC in 2013 after working with Rift Valley Academy Kijabe. He is a qualified and experienced landscaper currently working on CTC land development.
Heading land development, John joined CTC in January 2014. John is trained on agribusiness, having wealth of experience in various fields ranging from security, business, animal husbandry, manufacturing sector (yoghurt and mineral water production and sales). He is a strong believer in multitasking.
Originally from Western Kenya, Livingstone joined CTC in November 2013. Having worked in one of the hotels in Maai Mahiu and proved to be the best in customer care services, Livingstone qualified to join the organization as the Livestock Co-op Assistant Coordinator. He is currently located in Maasai land center as we partner with the Brown's Cheese Company.
In May 2014, Marion Indiazi joined CTC International from Nairobi after Graduating from Kenyatta University with a Bachelors Degree in Education (Special Education). She came on board to work with Malaika Kids on structured learning in order to help the kids explore their potentials and work towards reducing their levels of dependency.
Brittany moved from Brooklyn to Austin in June 2013 and joined the CTC Team the very next day. She first visited Africa in 2007 and has had a heart for the people of Kenya ever since. After graduating from Belmont University in Nashville, TN with a music business degree she worked at a major music publisher in New York City - all the while traveling to Kenya at every opportunity. At CTC, Brittany happily oversees teams travelling to Maai Mahui as the US Teams Coordinator.
Native Austinite Shannon Owen studied at the University of Texas going onto Acton Business School. She has a passion for International Relations, which she has implemented in her work abroad, as well as within the Austin community. Before joining in February 2013, Shannon connected with CTC though her involvement with the Whole Planet Foundation. As U.S. Director, Shannon is working as "The Coach" for the Stateside office.
