Remmy Wahanze is a versatile young professional with a diverse background spanning law, finance, and technology. Pursuing a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree and accreditation from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) in Accounting & Finance, Remmy possesses a robust foundation in both legal and financial domains. Additionally, he has augmented his expertise with a Professional Certificate in Fintech from HKUx and attained the ACIArb designation as an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, specializing in Alternative Dispute Resolution.
Remmy has contributed his expertise to various esteemed institutions, including the Parliament of Uganda, where he engaged in policy advisory and legislative drafting. His work at the intersection of law, finance, and technology underscores his commitment to understanding the dynamics between these disciplines and providing innovative solutions to clients seeking strategic growth strategies.
Remmy's passion for technology policy and governance is evident in his participation in specialized training programs and fellowships, such as the virtual AI Policy fellowship by the Center for AI & Digital Policy in Washington, DC. As the founder and leader of the Center for AI Ethics & Governance in Africa (CAIEGA), Remmy spearheads initiatives aimed at addressing ethical and governance challenges posed by AI within the African context, demonstrating his dedication to advancing responsible AI practices.
In the realm of technology and finance, Remmy has leveraged his knowledge to advise early-stage founders in African universities and tertiary institutions on developing minimum viable products (MVPs) and securing financing through streamlined internal structures. Additionally, he has provided strategic guidance to venture capital general partners (GPs) and studio managers, facilitating the setup of operations within the East African region, with a focus on transformative sectors such as FinTech, HealthTech, Sanitech, and the emerging Name, Image & Likeness (NIL) business.
As a featured panelist at prestigious events like the Africa Lawtech Conference, Remmy continues to contribute thought leadership and insights to the evolving landscape of law, finance, and technology, cementing his reputation as a forward-thinking young professional driving positive change in the African ecosystem.