Growth can be messy, and I believe leaders ought to be open to discussion to achieve permanent solutions to each problem that arises – I never solve a problem twice. This contributes greatly to organizational culture, a highly effective ingredient in executing Strategy.
The confidence and hunger needed to be good at Golf, especially as it is a sport that in itself demands a mindset of continuous improvement, makes this my perfect go-to hobby away from the boardrooms.
I am a Statistician that found the media a great platform to contribute to the growth of my motherland. Along my journey, I have learnt that leading the People I work with, especially with a great Culture, is the best foundation for any strategy one chooses for their business.
Businesses today need high performers – of course – but they also need high-potential persons. Focussing on the latter alone is not cost-effective, especially with the number of opportunities for professionals today. Leaders today do well to supplement high performers with high-potential persons for business continuity, especially if we identify the latter’s strengths and enable them to grow.
Sometimes, finding the right talent for your team feels like a transfer deadline day – options are limited, budgets are tight, and the perfect fit
Today, I had the privilege of chairing a pivotal joint meeting between the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee of @Nab_Uganda. Our discussions were centered
In 1998, I unknowingly planted a seed that would still be growing over 25 years later. As Minister of Academic Affairs at Makerere University, I
This morning, I had the honor of meeting the @Makerere University Guild Executive, led by Guild President @lubega_nsamba, to discuss our ongoing partnership. They expressed
This afternoon, I had the pleasure of engaging with the incredible people who carry the @NextMediaUG brand to the masses every single day. These individuals
Today, I had the honor of meeting @Akeda4 and the #JoeWalker team as they neared the final stretch of their 340km walk from Kampala to
Think of a time when you chose to do something seemingly inconsequential in the moment. Could have even been something as small as succumbing to
Today, I had the honor of receiving a beautiful painting from the incredibly talented Lillian Kiwanuka and Jennifer Mpyisi—two of the brilliant creative forces behind