Wanjũhĩ Njoroge is a seasoned communication, climate action, and fundraising consultant dedicated to driving positive change in Africa. As the Kenya Representative on the UN Women East and Southern Africa Region (ESAR) Youth Steering Committee, she actively champions youth empowerment and advocates for positive change. Wanjũhĩ played a pivotal role in the World Economic Forum's Northern Corridor Internet for All Project, expanding internet access in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and South Sudan.

In 2022, she emerged as the second candidate in the general election for the Member of Parliament seat in Nyeri County, showcasing her ability to engage constituencies, articulate political platforms, and mobilize teams effectively. Wanjũhĩ has served as a Board Member of the Global Shapers Foundation, an initiative of the World Economic Forum, and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Kenya's Youth Sounding Board, contributing to strategic direction, governance, and youth empowerment.

Her advocacy extends globally, as evidenced by her leadership in shaping the Davos Lab Youth Recovery Plan, emphasizing equitable digital access for young people and advocating for global policy changes. Wanjũhĩ's grassroots activism includes founding the Kenyan Chapter of the Africa Women's Leaders Network (AWLN) and initiating the #SaveOurForestsKE campaign, leading to a logging ban in community and national forests, influencing policy decisions, and enhancing conservation efforts.

Her commitment extends to community initiatives, like establishing the first community library in her village and an ICT center at Kinoo Girls School, providing knowledge and technology opportunities to underprivileged girls. Wanjũhĩ's journey is marked by a profound commitment to activism, youth empowerment, and sustainable development as she passionately works towards creating a brighter future for Africa and mobilizing communities, businesses, and governments to embrace eco-friendly, inclusive practices for lasting change.