Jacqueline Asiimwe, CEO of CivSource Africa, is one of East Africa’s most compelling voices on leadership, social justice, and philanthropy.
In this powerful episode of LXL East Africa (League of Extraordinary Leaders), host Muhereza Kyamutetera sits down with the renowned human rights lawyer, advocate, and thought leader for a deeply personal and insightful conversation on what it truly means to lead.
From climbing mountains across East Africa to confronting her own internal battles with identity, pressure, and mental health, Jacqueline shares the experiences that shaped her leadership philosophy—and why she believes that everything truly rises and falls on leadership.
This episode explores:
• Why leaders need empathy—and who holds the leader
• The reality of mental health in leadership
• The importance of process, discipline, and growth
• Rethinking philanthropy and African-led giving
• Leadership in a fast-changing, uncertain world
• The power of authenticity and human connectionWhether you are a CEO, founder, public servant, or aspiring leader, this conversation will challenge you to reflect, grow, and lead with purpose.
Because leadership is not just about guiding others—it’s about understanding yourself first.
