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34-year-old quit his lucrative job to start a company, now the local partner of Sage ACCPAC

Raymond Cheruiyot.

By Jevans Nyabiage

Nairobi, Kenya: Every entrepreneur has his or her own success story. For Raymond Cheruiyot, it happened when he took control of the direction his life was taking. In 2008, Cheruiyot, now 34, quit a well-paying job as a software engineer to start Accfin East Africa Ltd.

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