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Dominic Kimathi is a senior product manager at Co-Creation Hub, where he helps startups optimize their products for scale. With a background spanning marketing, tech, and creative production, he is passionate about community-driven growth and innovation. Beyond his work at CC Hub, he runs Lowky, a production company supporting Kenyan creatives, and teaches product management through a 10-week masterclass. Dominic believes in the power of adaptability, collaboration, and taking calculated risks in the ever-evolving tech landscape.

Alice Kanjejo's journey into the tech industry and podcasting began with her passion for spoken word, leading her to start her own YouTube channel. Now, as a content and PR lead for a fintech startup in Kenya, she shares insightful stories with audiences in and out of the tech industry through her podcast "My Tech Story," showcasing the power of creativity and determination in achieving success.

Nimara Newa is a clinical psychologist and creative writer with a deep interest in human behavior and decision-making. She explores how cognitive biases shape business strategies, leadership, and everyday choices, particularly within the tech ecosystem. Passionate about fostering self-awareness and critical thinking, Nimara advocates for diverse perspectives and intentional decision-making to drive success.

Collins Donye is a tech entrepreneur and the founder of Rvysion Design Studio, a venture studio dedicated to innovative digital solutions. With a passion for design and problem-solving from a young age, he turned his curiosity into a thriving career, mastering design, development, product management, and marketing. Collins is the visionary behind platforms like MyDesignWiz.com, Reyna UI, and One Draft Design, empowering African designers and creators. His journey exemplifies the power of continuous learning, curiosity, and entrepreneurship in the tech space.

Laban-Cliff Onserio is a seasoned leader with a diverse career spanning media, corporate, and government sectors. Currently serving as Africa’s Regional Director at the Chief of Staff Association, he has held key roles at General Electric, CNBC, Nation Media Group, and the Office of the President. A firm believer in the "career lattice" approach, Laban strategically connects varied experiences to build a strong professional narrative. He is passionate about strategic leadership, media transformation, and mentorship, while also pursuing his love for motorsport as a rally co-driver.

Shawn Muraya is an architect-turned-entrepreneur passionate about leveraging technology to solve inefficiencies in Kenya’s real estate and construction industry. With experience founding ventures in fintech, food delivery, and woodworking tech, he has gained deep insights into startup challenges, research, and the importance of a strong co-founder. Now, as co-founder of Siteseer, he is pioneering AI-driven solutions to improve project delivery. His journey is a testament to resilience, adaptability, and innovation in Africa’s evolving tech landscape.

Nancy Masila, Founder of Jasiri Network, challenges the "brain drain" narrative, emphasizing that African talent, both at home and in the diaspora, can drive growth through collaboration, mentorship, and investment. She highlights the need for tailored solutions that address local challenges rather than relying on foreign models. Through Jasiri Network, she fosters strong professional communities to bridge the gap between the diaspora and the continent. Her message is clear: African professionals should embrace their skills, connect, and actively contribute to building thriving ecosystems.

Angela Koki is a venture capital and finance expert, She discusses her unconventional career path from corporate finance to shaping Africa’s startup ecosystem. Angela opens up about taking a career break for motherhood, overcoming personal struggles in the corporate world, and the power of self-compassion in high-pressure environments. Now leading Diligence Africa, she’s pioneering due diligence and risk intelligence for startups.

June Okal is a pioneering force at the intersection of technology, policy, and law in Africa. Currently serving as the senior manager for East and Southern Africa at the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), June's journey exemplifies how strategic thinking and continuous learning can shape a remarkable career.

Aaron Onu is a senior product designer and co-founder of Los Hombres, . Aaron shares his journey from electrical engineering to product design, his role in shaping impactful projects like Trips and Speechify, and his insights on design, problem-solving, and the future of UI/UX. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on career growth, global opportunities, and why designers should consider learning to code.

Shiro Njoroge, co-founder and Head of Growth at Mosmos, shares her journey from law school to tech entrepreneurship.She reflects on experiences at AIESEC, Ogilvy, and Turaco that shaped her growth approach. She discusses launching Mosmos through Antler, scaling a fintech in Africa, and adapting to customer needs in an evolving tech landscape.

Radhika Bhachu, co-founder of Ndovu, is transforming Africa's financial inclusion by simplifying wealth management through low-risk investments and access to global markets. 🇰🇪

Alison Eyo, from Lagos to leading Rayna UI, shares her tech journey, tackling gender bias in tech, and creating stunning user interfaces that blend aesthetics and functionality.

Rhoda King’ori, founder of Zydii, shares her vision of empowering African businesses with digital training, and leveraging AI for future knowledge management.

Wanjiru Mwoka navigates the Web3 and crypto space, promoting awareness about blockchain's benefits while encouraging aspiring African professionals to be open-minded and build a strong online presence.

Gerald Black, a tech ecosystem builder with over 11 years of experience, is a partner at Black Ops and hosts the "Backend by Gerald Black" podcast.

Robert Wekesa leads Power Learn Project, aiming to train one million African software developers through a 16-week hybrid program, bridging the skills gap in the tech industry.Robert Wekesa leads Power Learn Project, aiming to train one million African software developers through a 16-week hybrid program, bridging the skills gap in the tech industry. 🇰🇪

Mercy Thira, now CTO at Pigi, shares her inspiring tech journey from typewriters to coding. Her story highlights overcoming societal norms and uplifting women in tech through mentorship.

Explore David Kimani's evolution from artist to crypto entrepreneur. Founder of Afrex, he balances freelance design with Bitcoin profits, epitomizing boundless potential at the intersection of art and technology.

Kimutai, a software developer at Open Institute, shares his journey from diverse fields to programming. Balancing studies and self-teaching, he triumphs in hackathons and aspires for entrepreneurial ventures like CampusTab.

Explore Michael Munavu's transition from telecom to tech, fueled by a passion for coding and magic. With Kimutai, he conquered tech challenges at Moringa School, winning over 10 hackathons and developing innovative projects.

Arnold Kwizera, an entrepreneur, shares insights on business, marketing, and elevator pitches. He discusses Norrsken's impact on Africa's startups and offers advice from CNBC on persistence, resilience, self-betting, continuous improvement, and positive energy.

Join Ariane, a Carnegie Mellon University student, on her uplifting data science journey. Overcoming self-doubt, she shares insights on authenticity, pandemic challenges, a 3.9 GPA, and ethical considerations in African data science.

Clare Korir, Moringa School's Product Director, recounts her journey from Columbia University to key roles in African education on a podcast. Her story emphasizes community for international students and Moringa School's impactful workforce preparation, showcasing the transformative power of education and inspiring tech enthusiasts shaping Africa's tech landscape.

Discover Sildio Mbonyumuhire's extraordinary journey on My Tech Story Africa podcast. From aspiring priest to TechnoServe Director, he defied expectations, excelling in computer science at Carnegie Mellon. Now, a tech leader driving impactful initiatives in Africa and Latin America, Sildio shares his story of resilience, innovation, and empowerment.

Explore Kosen Kenta's dynamic career journey from law to managing startups at Antler. Antler, a day zero investor in Nairobi's startup hub, collaborates with diverse founders addressing African challenges. Kosen's story highlights adaptability, showcasing Antler's pivotal role. Gain insights on venture building, VC, and funding for aspiring African startups.

Explore Dr. Yvette Underdue Murph's inspiring journey from NYC to Carnegie Mellon University Africa. Transitioning from banking to education, she champions diversity in Rwanda, offering scholarships for underrepresented students. Her transformative leadership shapes the mission of educating the next generation of African tech leaders.

Alfred's path from priesthood aspirations to Huuza Quest Limited's CTO and CFO underscores seizing opportunities, connecting people with culture through custom games, and showcasing the triumph of passion and resilience in achieving remarkable success.

Assane's journey spans Morocco, Switzerland, and the United States, where he enrolled at UC Berkeley. He interned in Finland and eventually landed in Kigali, Rwanda, collaborating with CyLab on cybersecurity. His story serves as an inspiring model for bolstering cybersecurity in emerging economies.

Tobenna Abanofor's inspiring tech journey from tinkering with a game console in his childhood to becoming a founding engineer at AI Care in Kenya, showcases resilience, determination, and the power of seizing opportunities.

Patricia Wanjira is the Marketing and comms lead at Chumz IO. She is a determined and ambitious individual with a strong passion for environmental conservation and a proven track record of leading successful sustainability initiatives in various organizations.

Stacy Njimu's tech success story highlights her passion for finance and entrepreneurship, leading to remarkable achievements and global representation. Resilience, continuous learning, and embracing challenges define her inspiring journey.

Experience the ups and downs of Kennedy's tech journey, where rejections fuel growth and setbacks become opportunities. Let his story ignite your passion and push you towards greatness.

Discover how Naomi Mwangi, a passionate software engineer, transformed challenges into triumphs, making her mark in hackathons and building API solutions at Safaricom.

Discover Gabriel's remarkable journey from gaming enthusiast to exceptional software engineer, emphasizing the importance of dedication and perseverance in coding.

From terrorist communications to championing women's health, Millie urges us to embrace innovation, create change, and revolutionize every aspect of women's lives through the power of tech

Be inspired by Evans's remarkable transformation from humble beginnings to becoming a lead software engineer at Chumz.IO, proving that with determination, financial freedom is within reach.

Dominic Mulinda's journey as the Head of Product at HoneyCoin inspires others to embrace challenges, push boundaries, and make a positive impact through innovative product management.

Alice Kanjejo's journey into the tech industry and podcasting began with her passion for spoken word, leading her to start her own YouTube channel. Now, as a content and PR lead for a fintech startup in Kenya, she shares insightful stories with audiences in and out of the tech industry through her podcast "My Tech Story," showcasing the power of creativity and determination in achieving success.