Terryanne Chebet lands a new hustle after Royal Media fired her

Pauline Syombua

October 29, 2016 2:03 PM

When one day closes, be sure that another one will open. A few days after she lost her job at the Royal media, former business news reporter Terry Anne has landed a job by Cytonn investments

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When one day closes then be sure that another one will open. A few days after she lost her job at the Royal media, former business news reporter Terry Anne has landed a job by Cytonn investments.

Terryanne Chebet will be the guest speaker at Cytonns training event that will be held this weekend, October 29, 2016. The former anchor has been given an opportunity to speak to entrepreneurs like herself who are doing great things to change the economy of Kenya.

She announced the good news through her social media saying,

“Super excited to be speaking tomorrow with entrepreneurs at Cytonn Foundation, so refreshing to jump onto this train. I'm learning with great humility, that God does open other doors and I must be bold enough to find and knock on them. If you are where I am, don't stay down... find a light and run towards it.”

In another post Terryanne reveals how she was about to ditch the event two days before it was to happen. She however drew her inspiration from something (being fired) that pushed her to inspire and motivate young entrepreneurs on the importance of personal branding.

“Two days ago I was ready to cancel an event i had been booked to speak at this Saturday. The booking was done two months ago, but I had absolutely no courage to stand and talk about personal branding, a topic I love to speak about. I managed to do the training session but more importantly I learned so much from it and from the young entrepreneurs. Get up and go! And I wore this shirt dress that just works perfectly with the Nairobi heat!”

Terryanne will be appearing to represent her company, Keyara Organic, a beauty business that produces bath and body products that represent Africa’s finest oils. She founded the company in 2014 as she hoped to find a product that would treat her daughter’s eczema.

This is one of the many great things the former business anchor does to keep her bank account escalating.

Pauline Syombua