Ndorobo Ng’ania (born Rachel Ng’ania) is the Founder of Iriip Gaa Group of Professional Ladies. She is a dynamic Public Relations and Administration Professional renowned for her expertise in building strong relationships, enhancing brand reputation, and optimizing administrative operations. She has a sharp ability to craft impactful PR campaigns and manage high-profile events. As a skilled communicator, she excels in fostering connections with media, clients, and internal teams, ensuring strategic alignment and stakeholder engagement. Beyond her corporate achievements, Ndorobo is deeply passionate about social justice and community development, particularly in uplifting marginalized groups, including her own. This commitment led her to co-found Iriip Gaa Group of Professional Ladies, a group of professional women from the Rift Valley dedicated to celebrating trailblazing women who have overcome challenges to become influential figures in their fields, while empowering the girl child through mentorship, confidence-building, and guidance to help young girls realize their potential and grow into women of positive influence. She is a passionate advocate for women's and girls' rights, particularly in fighting harmful practices like female genital mutilation (FGM), preventing early/forced marriages and pregnancies, Gender Based Violence (GBV) and promoting girls' education. Academically, Ndorobo holds a BSc in Public Relations and Diploma in Information Studies and possesses certifications as a Public Mediator and Trained Mentor, with additional qualifications in Strategic Leadership from the Kenya School of Government, Women in Leadership from Kenya Institute of Management and Education Leadership training from Tampere University of Applied Sciences in Finland. Her peers admire her for her boundless energy, impeccable organizational skills, and unwavering dedication to mentorship and advocacy. Motivated by a vision for equitable progress, Ndorobo uses her expertise and influence to create lasting change, inspiring future generations and fostering a more inclusive society.

LADY JUSTICE CAROLINE KENDAGOR is a co-founder of the Iriip Gaa Professional Ladies, made history in 2024 when she was appointed as a Judge of the High Court of Kenya, becoming the first High Court Judge from her village in Sangurur, Elgeyo Marakwet County, and the first from the Marakwet community, a marginalized subgroup within the Kalenjin. Her appointment stands as a powerful testament to her resilience, dedication, and unwavering commitment to public service, breaking barriers and inspiring future generations. Before her elevation to the High Court, Justice Kendagor built an impressive career in the judiciary, starting as a District Magistrate II in 2010 and steadily rising through the ranks to become a Senior Principal Magistrate. She also served as an Acting Registrar in Charge of Mediation, where she championed Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), enhancing judicial efficiency and expanding access to justice for countless Kenyans. Beyond the bench, Justice Kendagor is an active member of the Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association (KMJA), where she once served as Vice President, advocating for judicial welfare and professionalism. She is also a member of the International Association of Women Judges (IAWJ), collaborating with jurists worldwide to uphold judicial integrity, gender equality, and the rule of law. Her remarkable journey—from the humble beginnings of Sangurur village to the High Court bench—epitomizes the transformative power of hard work, perseverance, and visionary leadership. As a trailblazer and role model, particularly for young women and girls from marginalized communities, Justice Kendagor continues to demonstrate that with determination and focus, even the loftiest aspirations in public service are within reach. Her legacy is one of breaking ceilings, fostering justice, and paving the way for a more inclusive judiciary.