Women and Young Entrepreneurs
TAKC Women Entrepreneurs Business Profiles
Women and young entrepreneurs partnerships aim to support and foster a culture of entrepreneurship among the women and youth in Uganda and Africa. By providing training, mentorship, and access to resources, the project seeks to empower women groups and young individuals to create sustainable businesses, drive economic growth, and contribute to the development of their communities.
Our Objectives
- To equip women and young entrepreneurs in Uganda with essential business skills and knowledge.
- To facilitate access to financial resources and opportunities for young entrepreneurs.
- To create Investment profiles that promotes young entrepreneurs with start-up businesses.
- To foster an entrepreneurial ecosystem that encourages innovation, collaboration, and networking.
TAKC Young Entrepreneur Profiles
CEO, Zesui Dream Coffee
Zesui Dream Coffee is a single origin Arabica coffee from Mount Elgon in Eastern Uganda. Only high quality Arabica beans are selected for our proprietory brands. The purpose of this delightful sweet coffee is to empower the rural women. It is grown, hand picked, roasted and packaged by women. Zesui dream coffee is clean, elegant with a distinctive sweet aroma roasted to perfection. Buying a pack of zesui dream coffee is a step taken to achieve our goals. We won't stop until girls and youth are equally seen, heard, supported and valued.
Nyimbwa Women Empowerment Association
Founded with a mission to empower and uplift vulnerable communities, our Association is a beacon of hope for Widows, Single mothers and mothers living with HIV/AIDS in Katabi, Entebbe. We are an association of dedicated women entrepreneurs dealing in Art & craft making, Agribusiness, and Environmental conversation (recycling plastics) transforming lives and creating a brighter future for those in need, empowering vulnerable Women in our communities with livelihood opportunities
CEO, Maggie Arts and Crafts
In January 2018, I embarked on a transformative journey as a salesperson, where I delved into the world of art and craft. That’s where I learned the ropes of business and found my passion for it. Little did I know, that this experience would sow the seeds of entrepreneurship within me. After a year and a half, I gained valuable experience in the business world. So, I took a leap of faith and started my own business. With just 1.5 million Uganda Shillings capital, I rented a space for a month and stocked up supplies.
Women Economic Empowerment Bugiri
Women Economic Empowerment, WEEB is a transformative and high impact, women in fisheries enterprise established to alleviate poverty, offer women paid labor organization located in Bugiri district. Our Areas of influence include cage farming, women in fish farming and providing advice on the pros and cons of different genetics programs, and helping the local hatcheries understand and fill any capacity gaps they may have in implementing their genetics operations.