Nassir is the Ugandan country manager for WYLDE International; an organization and people development firm committed to providing dynamic, inspirational and effective programs. WYLDE uses creative and highly interactive programs to change attitudes that have an overall effect on performance whether in the profit or non-profit sectors. In this episode, Nassir shares some of the benefits of WYLDE's Greatness Business program.

Michael is a technology and business strategist, and also runs the ICDL Africa operations in Uganda as the accreditation consultant. ICDL Africa manages the accreditation of a growing network of ICDL Accredited Test Centres (ATCs), and provides a focal point for the formation of partnerships with organisations who share their national economic development and capacity building goals. In this episode, Michael and I discuss some of the challenges faced by business owners, particularly in the IT sector when building their businesses.

Shakib is the Managing Director of Lamudi Uganda; which helps people in the property market find their ideal home, land or commercial property. Their goal is to empower consumers with the most thorough information in the market and get them in contact with the agents, with the aim of providing listings that give you as much information about the property as possible. In this episode, Shakib shares the ups and downs of overseeing a company as well as tips to help buyers and sellers in the real estate industry.

Sir John Hargrave is the CEO of Media Shower, the world's premiere content marketing company. His new book "Mind Hacking," about how to reprogram your mind and change your life, is available from Simon and Schuster's Gallery Books in January 2016. In this episode, we discuss some of the themes in his book as well where we can all get a free pre-release copy.

Colin is the East African business unit manager for Tonic International, a Dubai based marketing communication group that revolutionized the communication landscape in the Middle East. Tonic International specializes in Brand and strategic planning; B2B and B2C creative advertising, Media planning and buying. In this episode, Colin and I discuss the power of social media and how it can help small and large businesses grow by engaging with their customers intimately.

Genevieve is the founder and CEO of OneShift, an online job network which matches employees with employers, where prospective workers and businesses can meet, check out each other's stats and requirements and find a perfect match. In this episode, Genevieve shares some of the lessons she's learnt as a young CEO overseeing a fast growing company.

David is the co-founder and Managing Director of Roundbob, a travel and destination marketing start up operating out of Kampala, Uganda. Roundbob seeks to increase travel by Africans to Africa and all over the world by providing sufficient information, travel related social networking and unique payment options. In this episode, David shares the challenges he faced building and sustaining Rounbob, as well as the lessons he learnt along the way.

Jordan Agolli is a young serial Entrepreneur with a wealth of business experience that few could match. At just 14 years old, while most of his friends were doing the usual summer jobs, Jordan decided to start his first business. Not long after that, he started another business, this time with 20 employees working under him. He’s also the founder and host of the TeenPodcast which encourages teenagers to become entrepreneurs. Oh, and he did all this while taking classes in Taido Karate, he’s now a black belt. In this episode, Jordan shares his entrepreneurial journey along with the lessons he’s learnt.

Moses Engwau is the Executive Director of the Business Development Center which targets potential entrepreneurs and existing small business owners/operators who are open to learning business based on ethical values. The BDC offers basic entrepreneurship training for start ups, mini-MBA for existing businesses, and specialized training for company growth. They also offer mentoring, coaching and general management consulting for startups and existing companies that are re-positioning / re-purposing. In this episode, Moses highlights some of the challenges entrepreneurs face and offers some advice on how to overcome them.

Mark is the co-Founder and CEO of Spe Taxi Cab, Uganda's first-of-its-kind tech-enabled taxi cab service addressing the growing issue of cumbersome vehicular mobility and congestion by offering a secure, convenient, affordable & socially responsible transportation solution. In this episode, Mark shares the highs and lows of being an entrepreneur, and shares the lessons he's learnt from his journey.