Senior Business Developer

APA Insurance is one of Kenya's biggest insurance companies, born from a powerful partnership when Apollo Insurance and Pan Africa Insurance joined forces in 2003. Think of them as financial guardians who help protect everything from your health to your farm, and even your future. What makes APA special? They're like a one-stop shop for all types of insurance. Whether you need health coverage, want to protect your property, secure your life savings, or even insure your farm, APA has got you covered. They're particularly good at helping small-scale farmers and businesses through their microinsurance programs. Through APA Life Assurance, they've earned a fantastic reputation for being the best at handling life insurance claims - that means when families need help the most, APA is there for them. They offer clever products like APA Elimu, Pumzisha, Imarika, and HosiCare, designed to help all kinds of people protect their futures and meet their goals. Behind APA stands Apollo Investment Limited, a strong Kenyan company that owns several other successful businesses in Kenya and Uganda. They've even extended their reach to Tanzania through their partnership with Reliance Insurance Limited. It's like a family of companies working together to serve East Africa better. What's really interesting is how they've structured their ownership - Kenmac owns 55%, Swiss Re Direct Investments Company Limited has 27%, and various other investors own the remaining 18%. This mix of local and international ownership helps them bring global expertise to serve local needs. Whether you're a farmer looking to protect your crops, a parent planning for your children's future, or a business owner protecting your company, APA Insurance has spent the last two decades helping Kenyans secure what matters most to them. They're not just an insurance company - they're partners in protecting Kenyan dreams. Want something special about them? While many insurance companies focus on big businesses, APA makes sure even small farmers and entrepreneurs can access insurance through their microinsurance programs. This shows they're committed to helping all Kenyans, not just the big players.