Mr. Daniel Ndolo is the Alternate Director to the Principal Secretary, National Treasury. Mr. Ndolo has over 20 years’ experience working in the public sector institutions in Kenya and has a wealth of experience and professional knowledge in corporate governance, budgeting, investment and financial analysis, economic policy, risk management, negotiation, conflict resolution, monitoring and evaluation, performance management, public debt, and communication, among others. He has a Masters in Development Economics (Williams College, Massachusetts, USA); Bachelors in Economics (University of Nairobi); Certificate in Investment Appraisal and Management (Harvard University), Masters in Communication, Certificate in Financial Fisk Management (Global Institute of Risk Management), as well as Certificates in Public Private Partnership (PPP) Management (IP3, USA), Leading High Performing Teams (Setym, Canada), among other qualifications. He has expertise in capital market operations and regulation; debt market development, securities exchange governance; debt issuance strategies, securities pricing; investment appraisal; fixed income securities analysis; financial risk management; structured finance and project financing; project monitoring and evaluation; coordination of program implementation (results-based management approach); trade policy welfare distribution analysis; macroeconomic policy advisory; macroeconomic policy research and evaluation; coaching and mentoring; policy communication, media relations, stakeholders engagement, strategic planning; development policy planning and coordination; development policy research and evaluation; and data analysis; debt markets development and regulations. He has served as senior advisor to senior public sector officials in public policy, public debt, public investments and stakeholder engagement. He previously worked as senior technical Advisor to the Chief Executive of the Capital Markets Authority (Kenya) doubling as the Project Coordinator for the Demutualization of the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE, formerly the Nairobi Stock Exchange). In his early career days, he worked as Head of Programme Coordination Unit, in the External Resources Department (Now Resource Mobilization) of the National Treasury. This involved coordinating with all donor desks to and Budget Department to ensure that all mobilized resources to be captured in the national budget estimates.