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Maurice Korir likes to fix problems and has developed a reputation for turning around companies. He has worked at Mobil Oil, Airtel, Ogilvy PR and Uchumi Supermarkets. He is currently the CEO of Fountain Enterprise Programme (FEP) Holdings, a role he took a 50 per cent pay cut to fill. Under his guidance, the company recorded an 87 per cent reduction in consolidated loss before tax for the financial year ending December 2016, moving from Sh866 million in 2015 to Sh108 million in 2016. 

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