Elizabeth Ntege
Overview
Elizabeth Ntege is a Ugandan engineer, entrepreneur, innovator, educator, and advocate for digital transformation across Africa. She is the Board Chairperson of the Information Communication Technology Association of Uganda (ICTAU), Co-Founder and CEO of NFT Consult Group, and has served as a Non-Executive Director on the board of Stanbic Bank Uganda. Under her leadership, NFT Consult Group has expanded its operations across 12 countries in East and Southern Africa, offering business process outsourcing and consultancy services. Ntege has been instrumental in promoting policies that support ICT growth and development in Uganda, working closely with industry leaders to advance the country's digital transformation. Her dedication to breaking barriers in employment and leveraging ICT to foster innovation solidifies her reputation as a driving force in Africa's tech landscape.
Investment Focus
- Strong management team
- Scalable business model
- Clear exit strategy
- Alignment with NFT Consult Group's strategic interests
- Commitment to digital transformation and innovation
Portfolio Companies
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What sectors does Elizabeth Ntege invest in?
Elizabeth Ntege invests in Healthcare, Real Estate, Telecommunications, Media, Banking and Finance, and is based in Uganda. Elizabeth Ntege is listed as a private investment firm in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does Elizabeth Ntege invest at?
Elizabeth Ntege backs companies at Seed, Early Stage, Growth, Late Stage, Pre-IPO and Buyout, writing cheques of 1M - 50M.
Which regions does Elizabeth Ntege invest in?
Elizabeth Ntege invests across Kenya, Somalia, South Africa, Sudan, Ethiopia and Djibouti.
What companies has Elizabeth Ntege invested in?
Elizabeth Ntege's portfolio includes MTN Uganda, Stanbic Bank Uganda, DHL Uganda, Uganda Telecom, British Telecom and D-Link Europe.
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