Jada Coffee, a Ugandan coffee startup, has appointed veteran journalist Arinaitwe Rugyendo as board chairperson.
“Dear #JadaCoffeeholics. We introduce our first Board Chairman, the one and only Mr. Arinaitwe Rugyendo (@RugyendoQuotes) who will be working hard to ensure we step into the future! We welcome him on board. Please, show him some love! Rugyendo welcomed the appointment and promised the best for the company,” Jada Coffee coffee tweeted on their Twitter handle.
Jada Coffee is the brainchild of Jackie Arinda, an entrepreneur and former CEO of Smart24 Tv.
“Thank you @JadaCoffee for the honour! I have enjoyed the unique aroma that comes with spefial Ugandan beverage! We will take this to the boardrooms here and abroad!” Rugyendo, who is famous for mentoring entrepreneurs and the youth, especially in the digital sphere, Twitted in response.
About Arinaitwe Rugyendo
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He has honed skills in Journalism and Communication, International Marketing, Branding, Sales & Marketing, Public Relations, Social Research, Social Media Marketing, STEM EDUCATION & Editorial Consultancy.
A Desmond Tutu Leadership Programme Fellow and Leader at Crans Montana Forum, Rugyendo has closely followed and written extensively on Regional Integration, Geo-politics, Pan-Africanism, Investment and Trade.
Rugyendo is currently the Founder and Managing Director of e2 Young Engineers Uganda, a STEM Education programme skilling children aged between 4 and 15 years using a LEGO and Robotics Curriculum in order to groom them into the next generation of Ugandan Scientists, Technologists and Problem Solvers.
He is also the Chairman of Uganda Premier League, Uganda’s elite soccer league!
He’s currently pursuing his PhD studies in Journalism and Communication at Makerere University in Uganda.
About Jada Coffee
Jada Coffee Limited says, it sources its coffee directly from farmers and pays a premium price.
