IHRM

IHRM Mandate: 

The Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM) is a Statutory Professional body established under the Human Resource Management Professionals (HRMP) Act, No. 52 of 2012. Its mandate is to regulate the HR profession in Kenya, enhance competencies and capabilities while supporting innovative and transformative HR practices and standards. IHRM is a State Corporation under the Ministry of Public Service, Performance, and Delivery Management.

Vision

Ethical People-centric HR Professionals

Mission

To promote and regulate practice of Human Resource Professionals

Credo

Transformed, Connected, Impactful

Our Reach

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Core Values

Professionalism
Integrity
Excellence
Customer Focus
Innovation

IHRM Story

The Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM) is a Statutory Professional body established under the Human Resource Management Professionals (HRMP) Act, No. 52 of 2012. Its mandate is to regulate the HR profession in Kenya, enhance competencies and capabilities, and support innovative and transformative HR practices and standards.

IHRM is a State Agency in the Ministry of Public Service, Performance, and Delivery Management and operates within the Republic of Kenya. The Institute is governed by a Council and headed by the Executive Director, who is responsible for the general policy and strategic direction of the Council and as the Secretary.

IHRM, formerly known as the Institute of Personnel Management Kenya (IPM (K)), was registered in 1987 as an association of personnel practitioners to share knowledge and experiences for professional development. In July 2007, IPM (K) changed its name to IHRM to establish a legal framework to govern the practice of Human Resource Management in Kenya.

The Council has delegated authority to Branches consisting of professionals located in specific geographical areas, facilitating service devolution, networking, and continuous professional development.

IHRM is located in Nairobi City County on the 24th Floor of Prism Towers, 3rd Ngong Avenue, Upperhill. It offers various services, including Member Registration, Continuing Professional Development through training, Consultancy, Lobbying, and Advocacy.

With a membership of over 17,000 HR professionals from a wide range of sectors (National Government, County Governments, State Corporations, NGOs, Academia, Faith-based organizations, Private sector, and Consultancies), IHRM plays a vital role in the HR community in Kenya.

 

Our Stakeholders

At IHRM, we are transformed, connected and impactful as we engage with our stakeholders. We believe this to be very key in cementing stakeholder trust.