Who We Are
We’re a team of lawyers, public policy experts, and researchers who’ve worked on everything from government policy to multinational tax audits. We’ve got the credentials (yes, the alphabet soup after our names), but we also know how to crack a smile between clauses.
We’re obsessed with clarity, allergic to jargon, and firmly believe that good advice doesn’t need to be dull.
Why Work With Us?
We listen hard before we recommend anything.
We’re fast, thorough, and no, we don’t pad hours.
We take your work seriously—but not ourselves.
Our Team Of Experts
Catherine Mutava
Catherine Mutava has been knee-deep in tax for close to two decades—and somehow still thinks it’s fun. With an LL.M. in International Taxation from New York University and an LL.B. from the University of Nairobi, she brings both brains and boldness to the table.
At Lexlink, Catherine is the go-to person for clients who need clarity in the thickets of domestic and international tax. Her advisory and research work spans everything from cross-border tax structures and illicit financial flows to gender and tax policy. If there’s a tricky tax puzzle, she’s the one you want working it out.
Beyond advisory, Catherine has authored tax analyses for the International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation and guided heavyweight institutions—including the UN Economic Commission for Africa, Oxfam, ATAF, and the Thomson Reuters Foundation—through the twists and turns of tax policy and reform.
She even had a stint in public service, serving as a Member and Panel Chair of the Tax Appeals Tribunal, where she chaired panels, crafted rulings, and left her mark on Kenya’s tax jurisprudence.
And while research and advisory work keep her busy, Catherine has a soft spot for teaching (because someone has to train the next generation). She enjoys bringing tax to life in the classroom—and occasionally convincing her students that tax law can be fascinating—yes, really.
Linda Muthoni
Linda Muthoni has spent over 15 years navigating the worlds of tax, finance, and public policy—and somehow still lights up when faced with a spreadsheet. She holds a Master’s in Public Policy Management from Strathmore University, a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Nairobi, and is a Certified Public Accountant of Kenya.
Her career spans tax consulting at Ernst & Young, an in-house role as Tax Manager at Standard Chartered Bank, and now leadership at Lexlink, where she drives tax and public policy research and advocacy. Her focus: dismantling structural barriers to economic inclusion and making policy work for people, not just papers.
Linda has a rare gift for making complex tax and policy issues understandable—and even usable—for diverse audiences. She brings discipline, depth, and clarity to technical work, with a knack for detail that comes from her unusual ability to remember numbers after seeing them just once.
When she’s not deep in tax laws or public policy, you’ll find her laughing with family and friends, or happily reading philosophy “just for fun.” (Yes, really.) She loves facts, thrives on analysis, and has a special passion for public policy—the space where numbers meet people, and ideas can spark change.
Roseline K. Njogu
Roseline is the Head of Commercial Law and Innovation at Lexlink Consulting. She guides the business in meeting corporate clients’ needs and advising them both in terms of their legal needs, as well as strategy. At Lexlink, she has advised firms in various business sectors including financial services, energy, construction, real estate, agriculture, health and the hotel industry. As head of legal innovation, she is tasked with incubating innovative ideas that meet the needs of clients, convening relevant stakeholders, advising and guiding the transaction. Roseline has wide experience advising corporations, both as a lawyer, as well as a management consultant.
Having worked with Dalberg Global Development Advisors, she brings a wealth of experience and skill in advising corporations, state governments, and multilateral organizations such as the World Bank and UN, on matters of international development, and investment in developing countries. She is a PhD Candidate, and holds a Master of Laws degree (LLM) from Harvard Law School, and a Bachelor of Laws degree (LLB) from the University of Nairobi. She also trained in accounting (CPA) at Strathmore University. An expert in antitrust and Islamic Finance, she is the author of Commercial Bank of God? Islamic Banking and Law and Religion in Kenya (Lambert, 2013), among other publications. She also serves on the advisory board of the South African Journal on Policy and Development (SAJPD) where she advises on articles on international investment and finance. Besides her Islamic Finance book, Roseline has published journal articles, and contributes to legal debates through speaking at international conferences and penning opinion editorials in the dailies.
Innovative Solutions, Strategic Insights
A Multidisciplinary Approach
Global Perspective, Local Impact
Our Core Values & Vision
What defines us here at LexLink? The following core values are the foundation of everything we do: innovation, integrity, collaboration, and excellence. These principles guide our approach, inspire our strategies, and drive meaningful results for our clients.
- We keep our word.
- We are intellectually curious.
- We embrace diversity.
- We are straightforward in our dealings.
- We strive for an informed society that engages the law and law-making.