Nalwoga Cerinah Kasirye

Nalwoga Cerinah Kasirye is a Ugandan executive, businesswoman and entrepreneur. Cerinah is the founder and CEO of Afri Art Fashion Show, Trillion Looks Store a handicraft social enterprise, working with women and youth artisans to develop and promote Ugandan Souvenir handicrafts. She has several advisory positions including MD at Eden Conserve. Quotes We started this initiative after realising there was a gap in creative sector to empower youth and women who are engaging in making artisanal products. There are so many projects to skill youths and women, little or no emphasis has been put on marketing their products. We developed a platform to help them market the products across the globe. This has encouraged me because the youth and women artisans have got visibility for their products. With the launched e-commerce platform, the products can be easily bought. Ugandan artisans rock the runway at Afri art and fashion show Arthur Kasirye is a valuable member of the WordPress community in Uganda. He is the leader of three communities The Elementor, WooCommerce, and WordPress Community in Uganda. Heis an ardent polygon that has continuously supported the translation of WordPress into local Ugandan languages, mainly English to Luganda. Cerinah Nalwoga statement I was doing digital marketing for a guy selling men’s clothes, watches, and other men’s outfits. I would read about the trending fashion styles and then copyright. I did it for some time until I thought of creating an agency to do online marketing for other businesses. Not only did I grow to love fashion, but I always wanted to challenge the status quo because when I was growing up, I observed people's mindset towards my mother as a fashion designer. People often said that tailoring is a job for the uneducated. I wanted to change their mindset that it is not for the uneducated but also the reason people can not walk naked. The desire to change mindsets drove my Passion for fashion - Founder of Trillion Looks Store External links Category:living people Category:21st-century Ugandan businesswomen Category:Women chief executives from Uganda