Isaac Mureithi

• Support ecosystem-level conservation in the Amboseli and Tsavo landscapes by integrating health and connectivity beyond species-level protection.
• Employ advanced geospatial modelling and machine learning to create and evaluate RPI maps at a finer spatial resolution (30 m) compared to the current resolution of (500 m), enhancing management applications of the RPI for adaptive management, monitoring, and identifying degradation hotspots for restoration prioritisation.

• Assisted Professor Sarah Hodge by conducting time-sensitive research to curate resources for international
students within the Centre for Ecology and Conservation at the Faculty of Environment, Science & Economy at
the University of Exeter.

Led a team through funding by the British Council in collaboration with Circle Innovation, University of Nottingham and KCA University to develop a contactless cooler prototype using Human-Centred Design, addressing microplastics introduced by the previous system, which conflicted with the startup’s mission to eliminate plastic from water sources.

• Created a new hypothetical insurance scheme titled "Maisha Salama Assurance Scheme," which introduced a
ratio-based approach, utilising the Pure-Endowment assurance as its foundation. The scheme incorporated a survival benefit and allocated the remaining value to the overall cash value of the policy, covering fees and
investment in an underlying index tracking the Nairobi Security Exchange's (NSE-20) share index.
• Conducted weekly evaluations of bank limits for each fund, providing portfolio managers with insights into stress levels, and created detailed performance reports with weekly, monthly and quarterly updates for clients, offering in-depth analysis of global equities, currencies and inflation movements to the investment committee and pension scheme boards.

Overseeing the running of the association
Representing association to university administration
Successfully coordinated interactions with The Actuarial Society of Kenya (TASK) & Actuarial Students’ Society of Kenya (ASSK)
Successfully lobbied for hosting the National Actuarial Product Development Competition in 2023