I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because
At my previous organization, I had the opportunity to work on behavioral change campaigns & develop IEC Materials for prominent programs under various departments of the Health Ministry. During my tenure, I leveraged communication activities to promote Maternal and Child Health initiatives, including Kilkari and Mobile Academy. The LGT Fellowship rightly provides me with a platform where I can closely work with the development team on such initiatives in areas of health in India. It allows me to develop my skills further and leverage my professional experience to benefit the host organization.
My background
I have worked as a marketing professional for over 8 years. I have had the opportunity to play different roles in Client servicing / Comms Lead where my core was in producing branded content and ensuring efficient execution of the campaigns, whether Digital/ATL/BTL. I have been serving as a Client Servicing and Strategy Director for Friday & Theo as communication Advisor to the Joint Secretary at the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare.
I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because ...
… of the opportunity to shape the strategy behind LGT's investment portfolio and work, learn more about fundraising strategies, and see through the final execution with various stakeholder groups.
My background
My past experience is in strategy consulting, having worked on several projects in the development and impact sector. These projects involved organizational strategy, fundraising, communications, and other functions for clients such as NGOs, multilaterals, and government organisations. I completed my undergraduate education at the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because ...
I wanted to work towards catalyzing systemic shifts aiming to create long-term sustainability and large-scale impact. This platform would enable me to learn, innovate and create solutions in synergy with responsible and talented peers working to make a positive difference in the world. I am committed to supporting efforts on healthy socio-ecological ecosystems.
My background
I worked about 8 years to consult private and public sector organizations across various programs to improve the quality of life for the marginalized communities by managing a portfolio of projects on sustainability, climate change adaptation, rural development, livelihoods, education & health. By education, I am a civil engineer with a post graduation in Environmental Management.
I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because ...
In a world where the gap between potential and opportunity often seems insurmountable, my professional journey has been driven by a mission to bridge this divide through the power of financial inclusion and sustainable development. The LGT Impact Fellowship represents a beacon of hope in this regard, as I get to work with 4G Capital in Uganda. I will be able to serve entrepreneurs similar to my late father that are constrained by the stringent requirements of secured commercial bank lending; a gap that 4G Capital is ably closing in East Africa.
My background
I have over 16 years of experience in development finance, focusing on financial inclusion and sustainable development. My career has spanned roles such as Country Manager - Malawi at JBJ Foundation, Management Partner at AMP Health in Namibia, and Chief Executive Officer at SteadFin Uganda SACCO Ltd. I hold a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from Makerere University and an MBA from Heriot-Watt University. My professional journey is driven by a mission to bridge the gap between potential and opportunity through strategic financial initiatives.
I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because ...
I’m passionate about making an impact with my career in Africa, and love that the Fellowship allows me work directly with an organization, supporting their continuous growth and development.
My background
I’ve worked in the venture capital and private equity industry for the last 6 years, investing in early to growth stage companies across Africa, focusing on a broad range of sectors and impact areas including gender-lens and climate.
I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because ...
I am passionate about contributing to sustainable development and positive societal change in Africa. This fellowship offers a unique opportunity to enhance my skills, be exposed to innovative approaches, and collaborate with experts from diverse backgrounds. I am particularly excited about the focus on leadership development, which aligns with my aspiration to drive impactful change across the continent.
My background
I hold a Master of Science in African Development from the London School of Economics and Political Sciences and a Bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Georgia State University. Over the past six years, I have worked extensively in project management, capacity building, and stakeholder engagement within international development and the private sector. My passion lies in helping Africa move forward, I'm fully committed to playing a key role in creating positive changes for both society and organizations, shaping the continent's future.
I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because ...
LGT have offered a fantastic opportunity to work in abroad and learn from a leading impact-driven organisation. The fellowship allows me to apply my skills in a global context and contribute to meaningful social change.
My background
I have a background in both sustainable supply chain within the fashion industry and as a programme and DEI manager in a non-profit. These roles equipped me with project management, community engagement, and advocacy skills which I am excited to develop at mothers2mothers.
I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because ...
I am at a juncture in my career trajectory where I desire to have an impact on pressing societal issues. The LGT Impact Fellowship and my new home, Harambee, have been the perfect fit in pursuing my career goals and helping to address youth unemployment at scale.
My background
I have worked as a Researcher and Political Risk Analyst at Gaboon Protection, Crisis24, Save the Children International, and other organizations. I hold a Master of Arts in African Studies from Dalarna University, Sweden and a B.A from the University of Johannesburg where he majored in Psychology and Communication Studies.
I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because ...
I wish to leverage my software development and project management skills to foster inclusion through technology. My career has been driven by a passion for innovation and a commitment to delivering exceptional results. I am excited about the opportunity to contribute to projects that promote social good, ensuring that technological advancements benefit all communities and create a more inclusive world.
My background
Software Engineering, project management and system analysis.
I joined the LGT Impact Fellowship because ...
… over and beyond a regular role, LGT Impact Fellows are assigned to specific areas where LGT’s beneficiary organizations have identified a gap and thus filling this gap would result in a multiplied effect on the generation of impact for both the organization and the communities it serves.
My background
I have over 6 years of experience in the nonprofit sector both in wildlife conservation and the agricultural livelihoods sector. Moreover, I had the benefit of contributing to the success of both finance and fundraising teams at two NGOs. Before joining the impact sector, I worked for several corporates in marketing, and administration. In addition to this I have been fortunate enough to go on an entrepreneurial journey, venturing into the Logistics sector among others.
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