Simon Wafubwa.

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Simon Wafubwa

Pioneer & Founder, Enwealth Financial Services

Topic: Transformational Plan for Coaching and Mentorship

Started the business with about Kes. 300,000; it now stands at Kes. 90B in pension scheme assets under administration, unit trust investments and insurance within fifteen years. With a team of over 70 employees across Uganda, Kenya and Mauritius, Enwealth has positioned its customer value proposition to deliver a lifetime of financial well-being and dignity through innovation and technology-driven services.

A graduate of the University of Nairobi with a BSc in Mathematics (Actuarial option) and a Stanford Seed entrepreneurship programme alumnus. He is a member of ICIFA and the Pensions Management Institute of the UK, and holds an MBA in Strategic Management from the University of Nairobi. He has been a council member of APTAK and a part-time lecturer in Pension Trustees Certification at the College of Insurance (Kenya).

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The first SEED cohort with programme staff and mentors at the graduation ceremony.
Cohort One at its graduation