Dr. Alice Omariba is a research consultant and Lecturer in the School of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences of Murang’a University of Technology. She has a PhD in Educational Communication and Technology, a master of Education in Educational Technology and a Bachelor of Education (Arts) from Kenyatta University, Senior Management Course from Kenya School of Government (KSG) and Skills For Prosperity from Open University (UK). She is a highly effective Educationist, Trainer, Mentor, Counsellor and a Teaching Professional in diverse environments, seeking administrative and teaching position. She is an accomplished, results-driven, and skilled in driving organizations’ competency and operational efficiency. Omariba has a wealth of experience in educational researches both as a consultant and a researcher in studies in Youth Employability Skills (GEC) by Action Aid, peace and security for refugees, Vulnerability and women empowerment KEEP I and II one of the a GEC projects in Africa, Access to Skills for Employment (LEAP) project for marginalized communities in Kenya (GEC project), Education for Life(EFL) by ActionAid,VSO and Chesire , learners With Disabilities by inAble, girl child education in marginalized communities and gender based studies in Kenya. During the COVID-19 period (June – December 2020), Dr. Omariba was a research consultant in researches targeting persons with disabilities one of which targeted the learners with disabilities in four counties and other research activities just to mention a few. She has also been involved in teaching and research at the university level for over 24 years of professional experience. She has conducted many surveys, focus group discussions, telephone interviews and Key informant interviews. She has over 20 publications in referred journals and authored a research book. Alice has good networking skills, she is able in management of team meeting ,field data collection ,document reviews, Pretesting CAPI, planning for FGDs , KIIs, data collection, attend and support organizing meeting with local management teams and coordinate research. Further, as a member of Women Educational Researchers of Kenya such capabilities and networks are key to developing and improving stakeholder relationship in educational, Social Sciences and Policy research.