Jacinta Kemumo CEO Kemumo Engineering Systems Honoured at Top Legacy Women Summit & Awards 2026

Jacinta Kemumo, CEO of Kemumo Engineering Systems, during the Top Legacy Women Summit & Awards 2026, where she was honoured for her exceptional leadership and contribution to enterprise, marking her continued impact in business growth and women empowerment.

By: Gladys Karuga 

Jacinta Kemumo CEO Kemumo Engineering Systems has been recognised for her outstanding impact in leadership and enterprise at the prestigious Top Legacy Women Summit & Awards 2026, an event organized by Topspin Brands Ltd to celebrate excellence among women shaping society. The recognition also reflects her consistency over time, marked by sustained efforts in advancing business growth, mentoring emerging entrepreneurs, and maintaining a strong presence in leadership spaces.

From the award, Jacinta Kemumo was presented with an honour of excellence in recognition of her exceptional contributions as a business leader and her influence in driving growth and innovation. The accolade places her among a distinguished group of women acknowledged for their resilience, vision, and commitment to transforming their sectors. Her work continues to demonstrate a blend of strategic thinking and dedication, positioning her as a role model within the business community.

The summit held at Swiss Lenana Mount Hotel in Nairobi, brought together influential women leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals, serving as a premier platform for networking, mentorship, and celebrating achievements across diverse industries. The event further underscored the importance of collaboration and continuous growth, with participants sharing insights on leadership, innovation, and the evolving role of women in shaping economic and social progress.

Speaking to journalists shortly after receiving the award, Jacinta expressed gratitude and reflected on her journey:

“This recognition is a powerful reminder that consistency and purpose always pay off. I dedicate this to every woman striving to make a difference," she said

She further emphasized the importance of empowering others:

“We rise by lifting others. My mission is to continue creating opportunities and inspiring the next generation of women leaders.”

Her recognition highlights not only her personal achievements but also the growing impact of women in leadership and entrepreneurship in Kenya and beyond, reinforcing the value of persistence, vision, and collective empowerment.

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