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Njeri and co-host Ed Burbidge talk to Biju Mohandas of LeapFrog Investments - Audio

Every month, CDH Kenya Partner, Njeri Wagacha, publishes a podcast. On this month's episode, Njeri had the pleasure of co-hosting with Ed Burbidge, Head of Emerging Markets at ICON, as we sat down with Biju Mohandas, Partner and Head of Healthcare at LeapFrog Investments.  

30 Oct 2025 Podcast

They unpacked LeapFrog’s strategic exit from GoodLife Pharmacies, a conversation packed with insights on private equity, healthcare innovation, and health tech trends shaping Africa’s future.   

This is one episode you don’t want to miss, whether you’re in the PE space, exploring impact investing, or simply passionate about the evolution of healthcare in emerging markets. 

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