In Kenya’s dynamic agricultural landscape, flowers represent more than beauty—they embody resilience, sustainability, and global excellence. Leading this vibrant industry is Clement Tulezi, Chief Executive Officer of the Kenya Flower Council (KFC), the nation’s premier business membership organization for floriculture.

With a wealth of experience in agribusiness, policy, and advocacy, Tulezi has been pivotal in elevating Kenya to its position as a global powerhouse in flower exports. Under his leadership, the Kenya Flower Council has expanded its membership, strengthened international partnerships, and cemented Kenya’s reputation as one of the world’s foremost suppliers of premium-quality flowers.

Tulezi’s leadership is defined by his commitment to sustainability and competitiveness. He has championed initiatives that address climate change, water use efficiency, and ethical labor practices, ensuring that Kenya’s floriculture sector remains both profitable and socially responsible. These efforts have been crucial in safeguarding market confidence in Europe and other international destinations.

Equally important is his focus on people. Tulezi has consistently advocated for inclusive growth, ensuring that growers, workers, and surrounding communities benefit directly from the industry’s success. With thousands of livelihoods sustained by floriculture, his emphasis on fairness and empowerment has reinforced the sector’s role in driving Kenya’s economic growth.

As a respected voice in local and global forums, Tulezi continues to champion policies that strengthen Kenya’s competitive edge while helping growers navigate the shifting realities of global trade. His vision is clear: to keep Kenyan flowers as an enduring symbol of beauty worldwide—and a source of prosperity at home.

In every sense, Clement Tulezi remains the steady hand and passionate advocate behind one of Kenya’s most flourishing industries.