Khalila Sandrah Mbowe, MBA; a mother of three, multi-passionate social innovator and creative, impact-entrepreneur. She is an Impact Programs and Projects Designer and Director, Speaker, communications strategist, mentor, trainer, Creative Director, Performer, and an African Transformation cheerleader and enabler.

Khalila works at the intersection of youth development, social innovation, and job creation. With An impact focus on the creative economy, gender, and social entrepreneurship, she integrates her extensive knowledge in the creative sector, technology, communications, media, and innovation to create solutions and initiatives aimed at changing regressive systems.

She is driven to build strong African brands focused on the continent’s socio-economic transformation. She believes that solutions for the continent lie in the intersections of things; often overlooked.

Khalila speaks widely; on platforms such as the United Nations General Assembly. She is a Raisina young fellow and speaks at the annual Raisina Dialogue, CyFy (Conference for Innovation, Technology & Society), an Acumen Fellow, an Ashoka Visionary Leaders Program fellow, An AFGG, a YALI EA alumni, and holds an MBA from the African Leadership University School of Business