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Strategy: Meet turnaround CEO hired to fly Kenya Airways out of turbulence

Sebastian Mikosz ,CEO Kenya Airways during the interview.

NAIROBI, KENYA: Sebastian Mikosz brought his two dogs to Nairobi, perhaps an indication of a man up to the task of sniffing out possibilities from unlikely situations.

And possibilities are the only thing the 44-year old sees when looking outside the window of his third floor office at the Kenya Airways (KQ) headquarters in Nairobi’s Embakasi estate.

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