Anerlisa Muigai explains why Nero Water has been inactive

 

Nero Water CEO Anerlisa Muigai 

Nero Water CEO Anerlisa Muigai has finally opened up about why her company has been inactive and seemingly off the market despite its previous popularity.

In a video shared on her socials, the 34-year-old entrepreneur got candid about feeling stuck, which resulted in her halting her business to try and find something a little more fulfilling.

"So guys have been asking what happened to Executive Water...well, the truth is it is still on, but I put a pause on it because I felt... you know, uhm, I think guys know, in life, sometimes you get to a point where you do not feel motivated.

You feel stuck and all that, so I put a pause on all that," the Keroche Breweries heiress said in part.

Dilvuging into her latest project, Anerlisa swooned over her consultancy firm, noting that she currently enjoyed the work she was doing. The proud entrepreneur celebrated the firm revealing its trajectory was quite promising. 

"So I decided to do something I probably really like, like, Signer Travel. And to advise people, consult people, help them get jobs outside through our recruiters," Anerlisa shared. Adding her Executive Water would hopefully be making a comeback soon as we ushered in the new year.

"But that does not mean that I have left water... come next year, in January, I might go back to the water business, but this one also, Signer Travel, is becoming successful too, so I will probably have to do the two businesses. 

So welcome to Signer Travel, and thank you for the support," the Keroche heiress stated as her video came to an end. 

Besides her wealthy family, Anerlisa is known for her luxury water brands, Executive Still Water and Life Still Water, housed under her parent company, Nero Limited.

The 34-year-old founded the company back in 2013 after returning home to Kenya following her completion of studies in the United Kingdom.

by HANNIE PETRA