South Eastern Kenya University (SEKU) Management held an engagement session with the Managing Director of Sidian Bank and his team, who presented a proposal to partner with the University as its banking service provider.
During the session, the Sidian Bank team outlined a range of initiatives aimed at adding value to the University beyond conventional banking services. Among the key proposals were mentorship programmes for students, including opportunities for industrial attachment, as well as plans to support the development of an innovation hub within the University.
Speaking during the presentation, the Managing Director emphasized the Bank’s commitment to building a mutually beneficial partnership. “Our goal is to add value to SEKU not only as a financial partner, but also by supporting student development and innovation,” he noted.
SEKU Management received the proposal and acknowledged the potential benefits outlined, indicating that it would be reviewed in line with the University’s internal processes.
The engagement reflects the University’s continued openness to partnerships that enhance student opportunities, innovation, and institutional growth.
