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Ugandan CEOs have made a mark on the 2024 AfricanCEO Magazine's Top 100 CEOs in Africa list, which celebrates exceptional leadership across the continent.
The annual list highlights the achievements of business leaders driving long-term success and sustainable growth in their organisations.
This year, Uganda’s representatives stand out for their notable contributions, placing the country firmly on the map for corporate excellence.
Reuben Tumwebaze
The CEO of Uganda Clays Limited has been recognised for his leadership in the manufacturing sector. Known for his strategic focus on operational efficiency and innovation, Tumwebaze has revitalised the company, improving its market position and profitability.
Dr. Julius Kipngetich
The CEO of Jubilee Holdings Limited has earned a spot on the prestigious list for his impressive achievements in financial services.
With a strong focus on customer-centric solutions and technological innovation, Kipngetich has successfully steered Jubilee Holdings to expand its footprint in East Africa.
Charles Mudiwa
The CEO of DFCU Limited has been recognised for his transformative leadership in the banking and finance sector.
The East African region has also shown strong representation on the list. Kenya boasts industry leaders like Peter Ndegwa of Safaricom and Dr. James Mwangi of Equity Group Holdings, both lauded for their strategic vision and focus on digital transformation.
In Tanzania, Ruth Zaipuna of NMB Bank Plc. continues to champion financial empowerment and sustainability, earning her a well-deserved place on the list.
Recognising Excellence in African Leadership
The list is calculated by measuring financial returns during each CEO; 's entire tenure and factoring in two assessments of each company; 's environmental, social, and governance practices.
Africa’s Top 100 CEOs initiative is intended to help promote discussions in the business environment focusing on leadership, growth/return on investment, ESG, and sustainability across Africa.
This year’s ranking prioritised financial growth (80%) alongside environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance (20%).
By focusing on these metrics, the list aims to foster discussions on how corporate leadership can drive inclusive and sustainable growth across Africa.