Women Chief Executives From Uganda

"I’ve been involved with lots of innovations as a mentor and implementer."

"This space excites me a lot because the possibilities are endless."

"Is a quote I hear a lot and I believe it’s true."

"Your network is your net-worth."

"You’ll get knocked down many times and there’ll be tears, sweat and self doubt,but dust yourself and keep moving. That’s the go-getter spirit."

"When I look around me, I see many problems that need to be solved in different sectors; energy, water and sanitation, health, education."

"My definition of innovation is finding a new way of problem solving that’s relevant, resilient and disruptive of the status quo in nature."

"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."

"I invest in building a strong network of people I look up to and also build a similar network of people I can help mentor."

"Humility is knowing that there’s always someone better than you at something and that there’s always someone who wants to learn from you."

"My strategy for everything I’m passionate about is to invest in knowing 2 to 3 people more knowledgeable than me about my area of interest and purpose to learn from them."

"Unlike Americans, in Africa, it is not easy to become famous within a short time. So I better focus on my businesses. I have kids and music will require so much of my time because I have to be on tour all through."

"No one wants a world full of the same people."

"Found the once troubled body ripe for change, and much as a lot has changed through various reforms, the transformation is not complete."