MARIETTA, GA, February 19, 2021 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Rev Caroline Njoki has been included in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected based on current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.
A Kenyan immigrant, mother, poet and author, Rev Njoki has excelled as chief executive officer and tax account manager for Kijo4 Group LLC since 2004, through which provides a wide range of services, including tax preparation and ITIN application and IRS certifying services, business planning solutions and establishment, SBA EIDL loan document preparation and SBA PPP loan application and forgiveness, post-construction clean-up and disaster relief clean-up. Throughout her career, she has achieved much, and is an IRS Certified Registered Agent and her company is approved for Federal Contracts.
Before embarking on her professional journey, Rev Njoki pursued studies in office management at Rosewood College and completed a certification in universal accounting. Prior to traveling to the United States, she was self-employed and travelled to several European nations for business in selling handicraft made in her birth nation of Kenya.
Kijo4 Group LLC company is accredited with the Cobb County Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau. Outside of her work, she aligns herself with the Kenya Christian Fellowship in America and presently serves as the Chairperson for the KCFA Department of Women Atlanta and Finance Secretary of the Southern Region.
Rev Njoki and her family are members of the Roswell St. Baptist Church. Driven to give back to her community, Rev Njoki continually participates in outreach in her Kenyan and Immigrant community from other nations. She travels to Kenya through her Small Things Foundation and provides business planning and establishment courses for those aiming to open their own companies or involved in small businesses. Small Things Foundation gives out Seed Capital to small businesses in Kenya and especially in this season of Covid-19 where much financial support was needed. Due to her upbringing in Kenya and the struggles she has faced throughout her life, she authored "A Life That Was" in 2012. By chronicling her story and the obstacles she has overcome through the help of God, she aims to help others.
In the coming years, Ms. Njoki endeavors to expand her services into surrounding cities and counties and additionally, she would like to obtain a contract to do taxes for individuals in the armed forces.
For more information, please visit https://www.kijo4group.com, and https://k4g.taxwisemobile.com
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