Co-Founder & CEO of CityMoshi · Managing Partner of BeneDico Consult · Director of Ikiringo Africa. Building the digital and cultural infrastructure of tomorrow's Africa.
Three distinct ventures spanning digital innovation, business consultancy, and cultural preservation — each shaping the African ecosystem in its own right.
An uncommon academic profile spanning economics, law, business, and intellectual property — built for leadership at the highest levels.
Multilingual fluency enabling authentic engagement across cultures, borders, and institutions.
A multi-disciplinary skill set at the intersection of law, economics, digital innovation, and policy.
From ministry leadership to pan-African representation — a record of real, measurable policy outcomes.
“Policy without grassroots is architecture without a foundation.”
A decade-plus of impactful roles across entrepreneurship, government, international development, and academia.
Led the research, development, and launch of CityMoshi, scaling from MVP in Rwanda to five countries. Built partnerships with event organisers, digital service providers, and financial institutions. Developed CityMoshi Enterprise for seamless event planning and management.
Established a Community Benefiting Company dedicated to preserving African cultures and generating economic benefits for local communities. Led documentary film production, heritage-based tourism, and facilitated market access for cultural entrepreneurs across Rwanda and Tanzania.
Led a team of consultants delivering solutions in Intellectual Property, Trade & Investment, Data Analytics, and Marketing. Assisted 200+ companies in securing IP assets including trademarks, software, patents, and utility models in Rwanda and internationally.
Authored national youth socio-economic strategies and flagship programmes. Represented Rwanda at the African Union, EAC, and CEPGL. Technical lead for YouthConnekt Africa, ArtRwanda Ubuhanzi, and the National Employment Program.
Empowered youth-owned micro-enterprises across Francophone Africa through targeted training. Coordinated the National Monitoring and Support Commission composed of diverse business experts.
Elaborated a strategic development plan for the National Youth Observatory (Observatoire National de la Jeunesse) in Conakry, Guinea.
Co-authored "Creative Care: A Resource for Artists Working in Humanitarian Contexts" — a WHO-funded guide for implementing artistic initiatives in crisis-affected, multicultural, and multilingual settings.
Designing and delivering undergraduate modules in Entrepreneurship, Management, Business, and Economics. Supervising dissertations and presenting academic research at national and international conferences.
Research at the intersection of tourism, digital technology, intellectual property, and African development.
Active participation in national and international bodies shaping policy and institutional development.
From international panels to university lecture halls — a voice at the intersection of law, economics, and African futures.
Whether you need IP advisory, business strategy, a digital partnership, or cultural collaboration — let’s explore how we can work together.