Neville Chansa Musuku is a commercial pilot who graduated from eagle 1 flight academy in Johannesburg South Africa.Neville has established the 3rd flight school in Zambia called jetlife flight academy located at mass media. JFA is a newly opened flight school in Zambia aimed at creating profound pilots for an international and local market. JFA is affiliated with EAGLE1 FLIGHT ACADEMY in Johannesburg South Africa.

He is CEO of Chellah Tukuta Productions and is passionate about Africa Fashion & Documentary Photography. He has covered local and international events working with various designers, photographers, models and makeup artists working in Kenya, Nigeria and across Africa.

Teija is originally from Finland, she worked in London for two years before moving to Zambia in 2000. She has been working in the coffee industry in Zambia for the last twelve years. Teija started as a coffee taster and in charge of quality control and roasting for Munali Coffee and developed the Munali Coffee brand locally getting Zambian coffee to the café’s, restaurants and hotels in Lusaka the capital city and around Zambia. She has also worked developing the international market for the Zambian coffee and the Munali brand. In 2008, she started roasting under her own brand, Marika’s Coffee, now rebranded to Peaberry Coffee Roasters Ltd.

As the Managing Director of Adlab, Joanna Damalis is one of the few women who runs an advertising agency in Zambia. She is also the daughter of one of Zambia’s most prominent media practitioners, therefore it was a natural assumption that she would have ended up in the media industry.

Adlab is an agency where collaboration is encouraged and people are played to their strengths, an environment where the team works and plays to produce incredible results

Chipego Zulu is CEO of Zambia Manufacturers Association (ZMA)https://www.zam.co.zm/.

Chipego is an international trade policy and trade law expert with experience in industrial and agricultural policy analysis. She has developed expertise in resource mobilization, fostering strategic partnerships, program planning, fund management, research coordination and administration.

Matthew works at the intersection of business and education in Africa. He founded Startup Junction in 2013 which now hosts the largest monthly gatherings for entrepreneurs in Zambia and consults organizations such as the Swedish Government and the Private Enterprise Program (DFID). Matthew holds an M.A. in International Education Administration from Stanford University and focused on Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Stanford's Design School (d.school). Matthew has previously worked for the Stanford Institute for Innovation in Developing Economies (SEED), U.S. State Department, U.S .Peace Corps and Engineers without Boarders. Matthew also served as the COO for NetOne I.T., Zambia's biggest I.T. services provider and owner / operator of the country's only multi-tenant Data Center. www.startupjunction.net

Kapasa is a Magna Cum Laud graduate of the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM) in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. Kapasa has over seven years industry experience has showcased collections in Los Angeles, Palm Springs, Atlanta, Adelaide and Lusaka. Mangishi Doll is an apparel design & manufacturing company, established in 2012. located in Lusaka, Zambia. The word Mangishi is derived from the Nyanja Language, referring to a piece of wire twisted into an artistic craft, representing the art and innovation in our every creation. https://www.facebook.com/mangishidoll

Steven Mwale is CEO and Founder of Retunes, a and Distribution company founded in 2012. Its Flagship music distribution platform www.itsretunes.com was created with aims of Uniting Africa. Later on Steven, launched a clothing line called Retunes Apparel which has grown to become one of Zambia’s top selling brands with T-Shirts like “Proud To Be African” and “Born Original African”. htttp://www.itsretunes.com

Towani Clarke founder of Kutowa an Afro chic clothes and accessories design label and Kuthuta Yoga.Towani had a four year stint in helping manage Corpus Globe, a leading law firm. After hitting the glass ceiling, she realized that she still was not doing what she wanted and in 2009 took the plunge to start up Kutowa and Kuthuta Yoga.Kutowa has show cased locally at Zambia Fashion Week, regionally at Swahili Fashion Week in Tanzania, Colour in Desert in Botswana, and at the prestigious FIMA in Niger.  Towani also represented Zambia in the Origin Africa competition and locally won Most Creative Designer award. https://www.facebook.com/kutowadesigns/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/216677518572/?fref=nf

After studying aeronautical engineering in the United Kingdom,

Mutoba, returned home to seek his fortune in the renewable energy

business. With the help of his father Capt. Gilbert Ngoma, he founded

Tapera industries; They became interested in bio-diesel when Zambia went through a diesel shortage period in 2005 due to reduced importation, at this time He was studying manufacture engineering at central Sussex College in Crawley, UK. The business is focused on the production and promotion of biodiesel fuel and derivatives of vegetable oils. The company also processes vegetable oils into natural soaps, washing paste and organic shampoo. http://www.taperabio.biz/