In the just concluded Falling Walls Science Summit held in Berlin, Germany, only one Kenyan journalist was selected to represent the country.
The event, held from November 7-9 in Berlin, Germany, converged the best researchers and scholars to discuss breakthroughs with global leaders in science, politics, business and the media.
To be recognized as one of the global leaders in media was the perfect crowning moment for Scovian Lilian's stellar journalism career. The Falling Walls Science Summit is usually held every year on the anniversary of the falling of the Berlin Wall.
Scovian was at home with renowned scientists and researchers who descended on the German capital to discuss the challenges of the 21st century.
The wide-read media practitioner is one of the best independent journalists in the country, freelancing for national and international media organizations.
She has worked for Nature Africa, The Continent, West Media Limited, Management Magazine, Nation Media Group.
On her part, she has published an academic paper, Persistent Pollution Woes with Unending Consequences.
The paper addresses gaps in proper water disposal and pollution control worldwide.
Lilian is an alumnus of Moi University, graduating with a bachelor's degree in Communication and Journalism.
She also holds an IT Diploma from Friends College Kaimosi and Diploma in Mass Communication and Media Studies from Kampala International University.
"I am a creative and exceptional Public Relations Communication professional with tenacious determination and diligence to deliver," Scovian describes herself on her LinkedIn page.
