Lawyer Dennis Paulo Kavuma launched Gravitas Leadership Institute this year to help young Ugandans figure out what they actually want from life and build some kind of plan around it. The program targets everyone from high schoolers to career switchers and retirees who need direction, mixing biblical stuff with practical leadership tools and mentorship networks.
Kavuma attended Saint Mary's School in Nairobi with future Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, studied law in the UK, then worked his way through media gigs at Cablesat Television before jumping into telecom at Celtel, MTN, and Uganda Telecom. He noticed people had massive dreams but zero roadmap to get there, which bothered him enough to start the institute.
The whole thing runs on faith-based principles and strategic goal-setting, and Kavuma insists leadership is not about age or fancy titles but about vision and actually doing something with it. He also runs a high-end menswear shop called Dax Couture on the side.
Kavuma attended Saint Mary's School in Nairobi with future Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, studied law in the UK, then worked his way through media gigs at Cablesat Television before jumping into telecom at Celtel, MTN, and Uganda Telecom. He noticed people had massive dreams but zero roadmap to get there, which bothered him enough to start the institute.
The whole thing runs on faith-based principles and strategic goal-setting, and Kavuma insists leadership is not about age or fancy titles but about vision and actually doing something with it. He also runs a high-end menswear shop called Dax Couture on the side.
