He is a senior lecturer in Agricultural Economics and Resource Management. He has served as a Senior Program Officer at PEP. Prior to joining PEP, Vincent Ngeno was on faculty in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Resource Management at Moi University. He has been active on many university assignments; having served in Moi University as Head of Department-Department of Agricultural Economics and Resource Management, Dean-School of Business and Economics, and international professional appointments such as secretary-General – African Farm Management Association. As a member of the teaching staff, he has taught several courses in economics and econometrics: theory and applications, and has supervised or co-supervised and examined numerous Master and Doctoral theses. He earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Agricultural Economics and Resource Management from Moi University, as well as a Doctorate degree in Agricultural Economics and Resource Management from Moi University and Kiel University, Germany sandwich programme. Vincent Ngeno’s core research interest and expertise are in areas of applied microeconomics, particularly production & welfare economics, impact evaluation, and applied econometrics with a diverse econometric toolkit in cross-sectional, time series, and panel data analysis.

He is an Associate Professor of Moi University in Agricultural Economics and Resource Management.  He served as Principal and Director of Academic Programmes, Odera Akang’o College Campus. He served as Head of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Resource Management, Moi University, Kenya. He has published over 87 articles in refereed publications and international conference proceedings. In 2007 was awarded the Prize for the best scientific presentation at the African Association of Agricultural Economists in Accra, Ghana. He has attended over 38 international conferences in the USA, South America, Many parts of Africa, Canada, and Europe. Has organized and continued to organize international conferences in Africa and globally on Agricultural Economics and Farm Management issues by mobilizing funds and professionals as a Council member of International Farm Management Association headquartered in the United Kingdom and a President of Africa Farm Management Association. He served as a regional representative for East and Central Africa for the African Association of Agricultural Economists in 2010-2013. He has supervised over 60 undergraduates, 35 masters, and 16 Ph.D., students. He has also been involved in fundraising efforts either singly or collaboratively for professional associations, institutional grants for the purchase of equipment and books for his department, or multidisciplinary research on sorghum and maize and their implications for food security in East Africa. Prior to joining the University, Prof. Nyangweso worked as a Senior Agricultural Officer in the Ministry of Agriculture where he executed government advisory services on various community development projects with a special focus on Agricultural Marketing and Extension. His research interests are Agriculture and Food Policy, Agricultural Marketing, International Trade and Household Food Security, Microeconomic and Macroeconomic Modelling, Farm and agribusiness management. He was consulted in 2010 as an expert on Agriculture and Food Policy by the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) which was in the process of formulating a Regional Agriculture and Food Policy. He was consulted by IGAD in December 2016 to train ministry staff in 8 IGAD member countries on the latest developments in the System of National Accounting. He has externalized exams for Maseno University and Kabianga University for 4 years in Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness management