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Ivan K. Serwano. Managing Partner Ivan K. Serwano; is the Chief Executive Officer at Tetea Uganda. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Software Engineering and a Masters Degree in New Media with a focus on Digital Communication. This background has served him well in fulfilling his previous duties as a Director and partner at Poseidon Group. Ivan served as a founding member and Director of the Global Forum on International Cooperation Uganda, an international initiative championing advocacy for young people’s participation in formulation of development policies and the political process. He currently sits on the Board of Poseidon Group. At Poseidon Group, he oversaw the creation and operation of a distribution chain for Zain Telecom in parts of Kampala that included promotions and distribution of Zain Products.He also co-headed the software development team at Poseidon Group that created custom software solutions for both private sector organizations and government bodies. He holds Professional membership of the Committee of Concerned Journalists.

Awel Uwihanganye Managing Partner Awel Uwihanganye; is the Operations Director of Tetea Uganda, a graduate of Political Science and International affairs. Awel previously worked with the Montreal Canada based organization, Concordia Volunteer abroad Program as the Co-Founder and Director Operations. He gained extensive public relations and communications experience through the various initiatives he championed, especially through the Global Forum on International Cooperation (GFIC) interfacing with different government departments, agencies and the Private sector, advocating for several matters on peace and justice, culture and more. Awel’s accomplishments have been recognized through numerous awards such as the Forces Avenir Award (Montreal 2008) for his work on Peace and Justice issues, Colors of Concordia Award (Montreal 2005) for his work in promoting cultural understanding, ASFA outstanding contribution award (Montreal 2004), received a certificate of appreciation from the CHOGM Task Force 2007 and the Commonwealth Secretariat for his work on the CHOGM Youth Forum as a member of the international planning team. In 2008 he was named Goodwill Ambassador SOS children’s village, Uganda.