Uganda to host the ‘Inspire’ conference
Jun 28, 2011
UGANDA will host the Inspire Conference in July 2011. This is a motivational conference organised to uphold excellent work ethics and service delivery.
By Frederick Womakuyu
UGANDA will host the Inspire Conference in July 2011. This is a motivational conference organised to uphold excellent work ethics and service delivery.
Paul Wabwire, the regional operational risk officer Global Markets, Africa Standard Chartered Bank, the organiser says the conference is to challenge and equip professionals in Africa to stand out as excellent leaders in their areas of influence.
“Our fellowships bring together professionals across the whole economic spectrum and our mission and activities are geared towards raising a generation of excellent workers and leaders. We passionately believe that the time is now for Uganda and Africa to take its place in the global market place,†he said
An initiative of Makerere Hill Professionals Fellowship, it was started with the aim of equipping workers and business people, through motivation and inspiring them to unleash and exploit their full potential.
This is a joint effort of five churches in Kampala including; Watoto Church, All Saints Cathedral, Nakasero, Bugolobi Church of the Resurrection, Makerere Full Gospel Church and Deliverance Church, Makerere.
For the participants, this event also presents them with an opportunity to network with professionals, form a cross-section of industries in finance and accounts, audit and banking, telecoms, law, medicine, engineering, education, agribusiness and development organisations.
Over the past 6 years, the conference has attracted a number of internationally renown motivational speakers and experts in different professional fields. These include speakers, authors and business leaders such as John Brown Masinde of Deliverance Church Umoja, Kenya; Milton Kamwendo of Innov8 Motivation Company, Zimbabwe; Douglas Mamvura, a marketing and turn around strategist in Zimbabwe, Eric Kimani of Palmhouse Dairies in Kenya and Julian Kyula of Mobile Decisioning Africa, Kenya.
This year’s conference will be held from July 6, to July 8 at the Imperial Royale Hotel from 5:30pm to 8:00pm, under the theme Ride the Tide in light of the present global economic environment high fuel prices and rising inflation.
UGANDA will host the Inspire Conference in July 2011. This is a motivational conference organised to uphold excellent work ethics and service delivery.
Paul Wabwire, the regional operational risk officer Global Markets, Africa Standard Chartered Bank, the organiser says the conference is to challenge and equip professionals in Africa to stand out as excellent leaders in their areas of influence.
“Our fellowships bring together professionals across the whole economic spectrum and our mission and activities are geared towards raising a generation of excellent workers and leaders. We passionately believe that the time is now for Uganda and Africa to take its place in the global market place,†he said
An initiative of Makerere Hill Professionals Fellowship, it was started with the aim of equipping workers and business people, through motivation and inspiring them to unleash and exploit their full potential.
This is a joint effort of five churches in Kampala including; Watoto Church, All Saints Cathedral, Nakasero, Bugolobi Church of the Resurrection, Makerere Full Gospel Church and Deliverance Church, Makerere.
For the participants, this event also presents them with an opportunity to network with professionals, form a cross-section of industries in finance and accounts, audit and banking, telecoms, law, medicine, engineering, education, agribusiness and development organisations.
Over the past 6 years, the conference has attracted a number of internationally renown motivational speakers and experts in different professional fields. These include speakers, authors and business leaders such as John Brown Masinde of Deliverance Church Umoja, Kenya; Milton Kamwendo of Innov8 Motivation Company, Zimbabwe; Douglas Mamvura, a marketing and turn around strategist in Zimbabwe, Eric Kimani of Palmhouse Dairies in Kenya and Julian Kyula of Mobile Decisioning Africa, Kenya.
This year’s conference will be held from July 6, to July 8 at the Imperial Royale Hotel from 5:30pm to 8:00pm, under the theme Ride the Tide in light of the present global economic environment high fuel prices and rising inflation.