Jerrie Snr
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I'm KABUGO.
I work with young ones, graduates, working class and folks who are trying to figure out this life thing.
• I coach careers.
• I train graduates.
• I build men.
• I teach money.
• I talk faith & purpose.
• Impactful leadership.
My passion is simple: People should live better. Not just earn more. Actually, live better, lead better and leave something worth leaving.
I do this through mentorship programs, direct coaching and online. I show up daily; online and in person... with truth most people are too polite to say out loud. My timeline says more.
For bookings, send DM.
Organizations, Universities, Institutions, Schools, Companies, Individuals, Clubs, Associations.

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@Nvannungi_ @Nvannungi_ nze ebya iddi byansobedde ...... the moon had one job & somehow it shows up for a sunday iddi! naye...pilao will come
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Allow us to first finish with Eid and Kamanda's meats...
Bibi Rukwengye@Rukwengye
In essence this means that 1 in 2 Ugandans is an NRM supporter, sikyo? Turn to your neighbor and ask, "Are you the one?"
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@Kasuku256 @qataharraymond didn't u carry past papers for this one!
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VIDEO; People no longer care about the relationship in the markets, they care about the product at the cheapest price. - @VusiThembekwayo
#NBSUpdates #SAWACON2024
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For those who missed tonight's conversation on Understanding the Different Curriculums 👇🏾
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To kick-off #EduChatWith Me😜 I will be talking to @ADralega and @RuthSebagala1 about *How To Decide the Perfect School for Your Child*.
Audrey and Ruth are both passionate educators, with experience in school administration, curriculum design, training and ECD.
TOMORROW 7:00PM.

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Achieving inclusive financial systems in Nigeria requires addressing underlying gender barriers.
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Tune into our lively #GISummit23 tomorrow November 29th at 9:05am (WAT) !

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Ensibuuko@ensibuuko
🚀 🚀 News News News News !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #EnsibuukoToMalawi As part of our continued international expansion, we’re thrilled to announce our expansion to Malawi in partnership with the @UNCDF and @COMSIP_MW !! Join us as we embark on this digital journey together! @siaedge
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In our newest blog post, @JerrieLwebuga explores efforts to close gender gaps in agricultural value chains. How can these strategies help bridge the gap? Read the full blog to find out.
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#digitalfinancialservices
#gendergap
@ensibuuko
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That's it - I hope posting this will help future builders.
In addition to founding Archer, last year I founded Figure (we build autonomous humanoid robots).
If you want to follow ambitious, hard tech problems: @adcock_brett
Like/Retweet the first tweet below if you can:
Brett Adcock@adcock_brett
The electric aircraft company I founded in 2018 raised $215M yesterday. Investors include Boeing, Stellantis, United Airlines. Posting the investor slide deck:
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The "capital intensive" story and why, no matter what, ROI is what matters...
It's funny how people will say that traditional businesses are more "capital intensive" and then celebrate the tens of millions of dollars raised by tech startups.
Sendy burned through $28M and, while it's a tragedy it didn't work out, it goes to show that tech oversimplifications can be painful. Mkopa raised $250m. Isn't that the definition of capital intensive?
Spending $1m per year for 5 engineers in San Francisco is capital intensive. Getting fintech licenses in 10 African countries is capital intensive. Plastering Nairobi and Lagos with billboards is capital intensive. Signing Burnaboy as your spoke person is capital intensive. The same way opening a CJs Restaurant in Westland or building a furniture factory in Namanve is capital intensive. It doesn't really matter...
"Yes but selling tech has a 0 marginal costs.." In theory yes but then, why do you need to raise so much money? If it is so easy to grow, why did you spend millions to expand to a new country? I already ship my furniture to Nairobi at a small scale and I spent nothing to get there. CJs now has 5 branches in Nairobi and they never made it to TechCrunch.
Growth = ROI x Reinvestment rate.
What matters is the ROI you can get on your capital and how much you can reinvest.
Internally generated cash flow well invested is the greatest form of leverage...
We started @ModernLivingEA with $10k. @TonyNatif started Guardian with an initial investment of $50k. Both of them are 20x+ investments and both are probably in the top 5 of the most commons traditional businesses..
A startup is growth. All the rest is noise. Find a niche, innovate and grow
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