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Kenya: BM Security appoints Michelle Morgan as its new CEO

The Board of BM Security has announced the appointment of Michelle Morgan as the new CEO, starting from 2nd September, 2024. She takes over from Neil Morgan, who has led the company for the last eight years and will now assume the role of Chairman of the Board.

With over seven years of experience in the security services industry, Michelle previously served as the Executive Director of BM Security. In that role, she oversaw BM Systems, the company’s technology division, and played a key role in leading the company’s digital transformation, ensuring that BM Security remains at the cutting edge of technological innovation in the security sector.

Making the announcement, Neil Morgan, outgoing CEO and incoming Chairman of BM Security stated, “We are thrilled to have Michelle take on the role of CEO. Her deep understanding of our company’s values, combined with her expertise in technology and innovation, makes her the ideal candidate to lead us forward.”

Neil will leverage his extensive experience as CEO in his new role as Chairman, where he will offer strategic direction and guidance to the Board. His emphasis on maintaining high standards, achieving certifications, and enhancing capacity will be crucial in strengthening corporate governance within the organization.

Acknowledging her appointment as CEO, Michelle Morgan stated, “I am honored to be appointed CEO of BM Security. I am excited to build upon the strong foundation that Neil and the team have established and to lead the company into a new era of growth and innovation.”

Before entering the security services industry, Michelle built her career in the media sector as a broadcast journalist, working with Citizen TV, Ebru TV, and K24 from 2012 to 2017. She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication from Middlesex University in London, United Kingdom.

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