Pauline Njau

Pauline Wanjiru Njau has worked with the media for over 20 years in various capacities. She began her career working for the largest Advertising Agency in the 90s, McCann Erickson, as Radio and Television Producer. After 4 years she moved to manage a design house for the International Bible Society that has grown into a respected publishing house today. She later became Creative Services Manager at Regional Reach the holding Company that started the first vernacular station Kameme FM. She has also worked at Media Development in Africa (MEDEVA) to pioneer ground breaking TV Content like Tazama! and Agenda Kenya which has been replicated in Uganda and Rwanda. From 2029 to date Pauline has been hosting and producing content for the DADAs TVC Show on the National Broadcaster KBC.
In 2006 Pauline started her own Production House, Media Machine Productions, to make audio visual promotional materials and content for all types’ organizations. She has also trained hundreds of young people in video and photography notably at Hot Sun Foundation in 2014. She is the treasurer of Slum Film Festival Board which hosts a Film workshops and a film festival every year in Nairobi for young film makers from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Pauline brings to her work a wealth of knowledge on all aspects of media; advertising, print and audio visual productions plus management skills. Pauline has a BA (Honors) in Design from the UON and a certificate in Administration from Kenya Institute of Management.