CDC/KEMRI Revenue

Research Services • City of Kisumu, Kisumu County, Kenya • 501-1000 Employees

CDC/KEMRI revenue & valuation

Annual revenue	$66,500,000
Revenue per employee	$86,000
Estimated valuation?This valuation is estimated based on industry average for the Research Services industry and current estimated revenues	$212,800,000
Total funding	No funding

Key Contacts at CDC/KEMRI

Kamau Kagika

Executive Medical Director

Bruce Burney

Deputy Director

Kevin Mogire

Ceo

建军牛

Ceo

Company overview

Headquarters	P.O.Box 1578, Kisumu, kenya 40100, KE
Website	cdckemri.org
NAICS	5417
Keywords	Malaria, Global Aids Program, Hiv Research Program, Health Demographic Surveillance System (Hdss), International Emerging Infections Program (Ieip)
Founded	1979
Employees	501-1000

CDC/KEMRI Email Formats

CDC/KEMRI uses 3 email formats. The most common is {first name}{last name} (e.g., johndoe@kemri.go.ke), used 93.6% of the time.

Format	Example	Percentage
{first name}{last name}	johndoe@kemri.go.ke	93.6%
{last name}	doe@kemri.go.ke	4.3%
{first name}	john@kemri.go.ke	2.1%

About CDC/KEMRI

The KEMRI/CDC Research and Public Health Collaboration is currently one of the largest collaborations carrying out public health research in Kenya and one of KEMRI’s and the Ministry of Health’s (MoH) main partners. However, it is amazing to note that 30 years ago, the collaboration began in two small rooms located in Kisumu District Hospital and the Kenyatta National hospital with the help of Dr. Harisson Spencer. When 30 year old Dr. Harrison, then an employee with CDC came to Kenya in 1979, to begin the collaboration with the newly created KEMRI, he did not know that 30 years later the organization would have grown to such a great level. A medical officer with CDC’s Bureau of Tropical Diseases Dr. Harisson first arrived in Nairobi in a bid to start a research station with KEMRI mainly focusing on malaria prevention, treatment, and control. The time, which he says was one of the most enjoyable in his life, began what has now become one of the greatest investments in the history of public health research in Kenya. Over the years, there have been enormous changes within the collaboration. From one staff in 1979, KEMRI/CDC now employs over 1200 employees and from one program: malaria, there are now six main health branches within the collaboration each with numerous sub programs. The level of KEMRI/CDC infrastructure at the Nairobi office, at the Field Research Station at Kisumu and elsewhere has grown significantly.

Employees by Management Level

Total employees: 501-1000

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Employees by Department

CDC/KEMRI has 192 employees across 11 departments.

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Funding Data

CDC/KEMRI has never raised funding before.

Frequently asked questions

CDC/KEMRI is located in City of Kisumu, Kisumu County, KE.

CDC/KEMRI generates an estimated annual revenue of $66,476,235. This revenue figure reflects the company's market position and business performance in its industry.

CDC/KEMRI has an estimated valuation of $212,800,000. This valuation is calculated based on industry-standard revenue multiples and reflects the company's growth potential and market positioning.

CDC/KEMRI was founded in 1979, making it 47 years old. The company has established itself as a significant player in its industry over this time.

CDC/KEMRI has approximately 501-1000 employees. The company continues to grow its workforce to support its business operations and expansion.