"I researched what career opportunities existed within this new world of computers that I had discovered and went on to opt for computer science at university."

"I felt it was an open field; if boys can do it, I too can."

"I did a lot of things my brothers did and choosing tech was a no brainer."

"Helping a couple of start-ups gain a foothold and start operations."

"It can be as simple as using technology and complementing that with a teacher, or adding different aspects like peer-to-peer learning, self learning and technology."

"When children are in one big class, it’s easy for educators to treat them as equals but what you don’t realize is that each child is unique and learns differently."

"What’s happened over the years is that millennials are more empowered to step into the entrepreneurship and innovation space to come up with ways to solve some of the most pressing needs using enterprise and innovation."

"Technological Innovation can be a driving force in creating long term solutions for many of the issues we face in our communities today."

"Through research and utilizing my networks, I create a lot of opportunities for myself."

"We need to empower the private sector including small and medium business (SMA's) with skills of harnessing the consumption of the renewable energy resources."

"The aim of the Product is to enable Ugandans access electricity in off grid areas by addressing the affordability barrier arising from the up-front cost of solar systems."

"Increasing adoption and use of clean energy and promotion of utilization of energy efficient practices and technologies."

"Our new partnership with Equity Bank Uganda will enable us reach more people through their countrywide customer network."

"My Dear Ladies of Substance, I welcome you all from the voting exercise and thank you for participating in big numbers."

"Indeed this level of participation has been unprecedented."

"I thank God and the Holy Trinity for bringing us this far."

"For His unquestionable love for TCN & TCNOGA, and pray His grace continues to go before us."

"Thanks for giving me another chance to serve, this time as your PRESIDENT."

"In a special way allow me to thank my family, my husband and children, who encouraged me from the time i conceived the idea for presidency."

"You rock the other cohort leaders who rallied behind me."

"I want to thank Theresa Nabyonga a young lady at Campus who rallied all the young girls."

"We remain one TCNOGA, and look forward to working with you."

"I thank everyone who has participated in one way or another."

"We shall work with you all, listen to you and engage you in our quest to move TCNOGA further."

"I thank the outgoing President Mrs Immaculate Lwanga and her committee under whose leadership I have flourished."

"I take that with a big spoon."

"Any opportunity I get to lift others is a gift."

"In the early years it gave me the confidence every day to wake up and say, I am not going anywhere."

"I do quite a bit in terms of mentoring and lifting people up."

"I also like to see myself as a believer in people."

"I felt it showed that I will always be here."

"You need confidence and to believe in yourself."

"From what people see from the professional side, I’m a lover of sports."

"That’s who I am."

"I named it after the largest body of water on the continent."

"I having my career then evolving into advertising; working with advertising agencies and then going into marketing and communications as my broad field of specialization."

"I graduated from Makerere University."

"They told me I don’t have a business history and they cannot run such a risk. *They were not going to give me any money."

"This environment motivated me to start Victoria Seeds in 2002 because the policy was favorable."

"Donors should focus on those higher up the value chain."

"I am a graduate, of journalism."

"Those three pillars; life, brands and people, that’s who I am."

"The bank actually shut the door in my face."

"My entire career has been around advertising, communications and marketing, but I just have a passion and a zest for life, for brands and for people."

"I think I’ve evolved over the years, but right now, I’d call myself a passionate learner of life."

"They said business is a male dominated area and that the private seed industry hardly existed in Uganda."

"We can't operate our business without water, electricity or an access road,"