Lawi Sultan Njeremani

L. S. Njeremani is a social consciousness theorist. He describes himself as a human being in pursuit of heightened consciousness. A lateral thinker who observes that social problems can be solved best at the human level, moderate resolution at the generalist level and the least application of solutions takes place at the specialist level. As a multi-skilled individual, he deploys his talents towards thought-processes, debates and insights that inspire a second look at what has been normalized...See more

L. S. Njeremani is a social consciousness theorist. He describes himself as a human being in pursuit of heightened consciousness. A lateral thinker who observes that social problems can be solved best at the human level, moderate resolution at the generalist level and the least application of solutions takes place at the specialist level. As a multi-skilled individual, he deploys his talents towards thought-processes, debates and insights that inspire a second look at what has been normalized in conventional society. L.S Njeremani has been a hobbyist golfer and took up turf grass management professionally. He is a member of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America (GCSAA), Ontario Golf Superintendents Association (OGSA) and. The Stanley Thompson Society. As at the publishing of this book, he is completing his studies in Turfgrass Management at the University of Guelph. He has a keen interest in History and Sociology and is a member of the International Sociological Association (ISA). He is also the Founder of PQAdvancement, offering Innovation, Training and Excellence awards services. He is a Registered Professional Trainer and member of the Canadian Professional Trainers Association. L.S Njeremani has served in the Not-for Profit sector as a volunteer Board Member of United Way Kenya (as Treasurer and Vice President). The penchant for organized volunteer service and leadership development of self and other began in his youth as a member of the Rotaract Club of Milimani in Rotary International District 9200 where he went on to serve as District Rotaract Representative and was subsequently appointed by then Rotary International President to serve on the Rotary International Rotaract Committee to advise the Rotary International Board on the Rotaract program. He continues to serve as a Rotary Alumni, making presentations as a Guest Speaker in various Rotary Club meetings -online and in-person as well as in Officer Training Seminars. He currently serves as a volunteer with the Guelph Lions Club, having previously served Lions Club District 411A as the Multiple District I.T. Chair, Training Faculty member (FDI/FDES), District Environment Chair, District Reading Action Program (RAP) Chair, District Micro-Enterprise Grant Chair (funded by Lions Clubs International Foundation), Zone Chair, Partnerships Director (mooting and actualizing partnerships between the Lions Clubs of Kenya and the Aga Khan Development Network, Kenya Defence Forces, Special Olympics of Kenya, Nairobi County, among other corporate partners). See less