The latest board removals intensify a governance dispute involving CEO Grégory Clerc and the family of Castel Group founder Pierre Castel.
The leadership dispute follows allegations of procedural irregularities, questions over board meeting notices and claims of questionable financial transactions involving the agency.
The appointment brings Prinova’s distribution and value-added operations under one leader as the company expands its manufacturing capacity in Illinois.
The appointments establish new leadership for coffee regulation and research as Kenya seeks to increase production from a projected 60,000 tonnes to 150,000 tonnes.
The leadership transition comes less than eight months after Njeru reclaimed the chairmanship, following a series of board changes and leadership disputes at the agency.