BURN manufactures and distributes modern cookstoves (biomass, liquid fuel, electric) across 10 African countries from a solar-powered facility in Kenya, producing over 200,000 units monthly. The hiring mix—sales and support roles dominating, with emerging policy and government relations leadership—reveals a company transitioning from pure manufacturing to market-building and regulatory navigation. Active projects around policy forums, public-private partnerships, and LPG ecosystem mapping, paired with pain points on regulatory barriers and distribution expansion, show BURN treating policy as a core business function, not an afterthought.
Notable leadership hires: Government Relations Lead, Head of Electric Business, Learning & Development Lead, Head of Marketing
BURN is a vertically integrated cookstove manufacturer founded in 2011 and headquartered in Ruiru, Kenya. The company designs and produces biomass, liquid fuel, and electric cookstoves, selling primarily to households and institutions across sub-Saharan Africa. Operating at 1,001–5,000 employees with manufacturing, R&D, and sales presence across 10 countries, BURN competes on both product efficiency and carbon-offset programs. The organization operates a 50-50 gender split and is expanding sales, support, and policy teams—indicating growth beyond manufacturing into market development and regulatory engagement.
BURN is headquartered in Ruiru, Kiambu, Kenya, where it operates a solar-powered manufacturing facility.
BURN operates across 10 countries in Africa, with active hiring across 13 countries including Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Cameroon, Ghana, Zambia, and Mozambique.
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