Our people

He went to school in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement and taught there and in Hoima before founding SXLA in 2020, after seeing a widening gap between what schools teach and what young people need in a world shaped by AI and emerging technologies. He leads SXLA's work to help learners use technology as a thinking and creative partner, while staying grounded in curiosity, human judgement and the real needs of their communities. He is a Singularity University Global Ambassador and 2022 award winner, and an ALA for Education CEO Fellow in Cohort 6. His long-term ambition is for young people to build solutions and enterprises that bring clean water, food, shelter and energy to their communities, guided by his belief that the best way to predict the future is to create it.

Based in Vancouver, Canada, he runs Arden Business Consulting and has worked as an entrepreneur, career counsellor, business consultant, software developer, guest speaker and university lecturer; he studied at St Catharine's College, Cambridge. His work helps people prepare for AI-driven change at work, and he argues that as AI and robotics take on more tasks, the human contribution rests on curiosity, creativity and compassion. That perspective shapes how he mentors JEP learners as they explore enterprise, careers and their place in a changing world of work.

She also serves as Board Secretary of Spectrum XLabs Alliance, with a board focus on education and learning. As Director of Studies she coordinates teaching and academic planning across the school, and as Board Secretary she keeps the board's records and decisions in order. She studied at Kumi University.

A refugee youth leader, humanitarian practitioner and social entrepreneur, he is the Founder and Executive Director of JOCE-NET, which works with refugees and host communities on education, livelihoods, financial inclusion and community resilience, and the CEO of FF Softech Company Ltd. He serves as a Youth Representative on the Refugee Welfare Council, where he advocates for youth participation, accountability and inclusive development. He believes refugees are not only recipients of aid but leaders and innovators who can shape solutions for their own communities.

A Mastercard Foundation Scholar and Next Generation Leaders Fellow, she brings a strong interest in statistics, data and ethical entrepreneurship, and is an alumna of the Aspire programme. Her commitment to social impact and careful use of evidence helps the board keep SXLA's decisions grounded in good stewardship.

He holds a diploma in Agribusiness. He coordinates the day-to-day running of the school, working with the support staff who keep classrooms, boarding, meals and school services working, and brings that practical view of the school to the board's decisions.