31/03/2026
Coming up this THURSDAY, the next workshop in our series: Intellectual Property: Deconstructing Creative IP with Wairimũ Nyoike (). If you’re an audio professional, artist, or creative working in music who wants to understand the legal value of your work, this one’s for you.
Here’s a little about our panelists:
Wairimũ Nyoike is a multifaceted creative working across music and the broader cultural ecosystem. She performs as Sisian, DJs as naisiS, and produces as one half of ¡AC!. She is also a stage and event manager, audio engineer, and founder of Such Good Noise, () supporting artists through industry navigation, education, and audio services.
Emma Chepkemoi, an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, and representative of JGIP Consultants () specialises in Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law. With training from Kenyatta University, Harvard Law, and WIPO, she bridges legal protection and the creative economy, alongside her work in conveyancing and dispute resolution.
Selina Onyando () is a public policy professional working at the intersection of technology and the creative economy, specialising in research, policy design, and advocacy. She is also a visual artist and DJ, and has contributed to projects including ACCES, Blankets & Wine Kenya, and the Kilele Summit.
Immaculate Juma is an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya specialising in intellectual property, entertainment, media, and art law. She has contributed to national policy discussions and supports creatives through legal practice and her work at ArtLawKenya, () focusing on IP protection, management, and contracts.
Apply now and we’ll see you there!
📆Thursday, April 2nd
🕕1PM -5PM
📍Santuri Salon, The Mall Westlands
