I am proud to be part of GROW Cohort 3. What a journey of self discovery, deep reflection and exciting growth. It is a journey worth taking. If you are interested in growing you, your brand and your organization, GROW 4 is the space for you. Hurry and apply.

Growth, if not managed, can crush you down. However, navigating through the rich lots of experience, mentorship & shared commitment to redefine your boundaries is what the GROW program at CivSource Africa is sculpted to do.

Click on the link 🔗: civsourceafrica.com/about-grow to GROW.

From discovering who we are, to shaping our Dimonds, knowing our brand, people, teams, organizations, goals, money, Legacy, transition and Succession. This and much more we got from the program
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What a year, what a journey. I have seen myself truly #GROW . Yesterday we had the last class for Cohort3. Are you looking for direction as a leader, sign up. ⁦Jacqueline Asiimwe⁩ ⁦Asiimwe Allen⁩ ⁦CivSource Africa⁩ ⁦Kangye⁩ ⁦Lydia M Sebuyira⁩

Dear future inspirational leader, are you having challenges articulating your goals, values & aspirations? Or are you struggling with managing yourself, team or finances? The CivSource Africa Grow programme is here for U. It is a transformative journey from my experience.

Today, I had a delightful walk with Dr. Carole Sekimpi. The weather was just perfect - not too hot and not too cold, with a gentle drizzle adding to the pleasant atmosphere. It was the ideal setting for a leisurely Sunday morning walk that lasted nearly two hours, during which we had a…

Today, GROW 3 has come to a close and we had the pleasure of featuring Dr. Maggie Kigozi as our guest speaker. Dr. Kigozi shared invaluable insights on Legacy, Succession and Transition, covering a range of issues including corporate governance, will writing, impact in the…

Join us as Dr Ian Clarke, an Irish Ugandan doctor and leader, shares his impactful journey from treating AIDS in Uganda to improving public health and infrastructure as the Mayor of Makindye Division.

Tune in to hear how his relentless pursuit of purpose and dedication to…

As we walk our own unique paths, it is easy to compare ourselves to others and feel left behind……that was one of the reflections on the walk this morning.

Today, I had the honor of walking with Keren, a poet, lawyer, and true leader who reminded me of the importance of…

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Today I had the pleasure of walking with a talented singer, songwriter, author, creative, pastor, and family man whom I consider my brother from another mother. And I am proud of him. Jeremy Byemanzi is cool, calm, collected, and has a quietly cheeky streak about him.

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Today, I had the privilege of speaking to an amazing group of Christian women in business, thanks to Noeline Kirabo’s invitation.

The theme of the session was 'Challenging the Status Quo'. We started by reciting a chant together, 'I was not born to conform but to transform, by…

Today I had the pleasure of walking with Daniele, a passionate advocate for combining science and community. She and I share a love for art, books and a good story.

Growing up in a household with a doctor for a father, Daniele learned the importance of asking questions and…

She reached out and asked if I could be a guest speaker at a breakfast for Christian women in business. I embraced the challenge and said yes. As I started to prepare for my speech, I knew I had to spend some time with the event organizer.

Noeline Kirabo is a bubbly, energetic…

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Today I had the pleasure of walking with Culton Scovia Nakamya, an award-winning Ugandan journalist and media entrepreneur. I’ve always admired her from afar. Today I was honored to have a ‘front row seat’ as she told me her story.

Culton did not have an easy time going to school. Her…

Born 73 years ago, he’s been nicknamed the ‘Stevie Wonder’ of Uganda by renowned singer Joanita Kawalya. He was not born blind but became blind through two very unfortunate incidents. He lost use of his left eye in 1971, when he intervened to stop a fight between two boys at his…

Stories like the one below absolutely warm my heart and give me the energy to keep on walking, talking, connecting. You just never know whose life you touch….

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My name is Rémy Abaho, I live in Mbarara. I have been following your daily…