The Brand Factory Uganda

We hear you have a hunger for words and constantly get in trouble for your perfectionist personality.
Come join your fellow misfits 😁🤝

You should be:

A creative genius
Sharp-minded & quick-witted
Good to feedback
Amazing with deadlines
And possess 1 - 2 years of experience.

Ba guy, who gave 2023 a deadline? 😳

Anyway, let’s attack the new month

May the spirit of Eid al-Adha bring you closer to Allah's divine blessings and fill your life with contentment and joy.

They are always a phone call away, providing us with unlimited minutes to listen to our stories, whether they make perfect sense or not.

Following in the footsteps of the great heroes of Uganda, may we walk with courage, determination, and compassion. Happy Heroes Day to you all who continue to make a positive impact!

Copywriting plays a significant role in shaping and enhancing a brand's identity, messaging, and overall success. Here are some key reasons why copywriting is crucial to your brand.

Need some copywriting help? Let's talk

Even in the depths of flames and adversity, the Uganda Martyrs were brave enough to stand for their faith. May their holy legacy inspire the spirit of servantship and sacrifice for the right that we stand for.

Ever had to battle it out with clients over marketing campaign budgets? We feel your pain! As Marketers, we know our clients want top-notch results but the ka budget is usually where they draw the line. 😂😂😂

Hopefully, you are making progress towards your 2023 goals. And if you are not yet there, it's time to reset, reassess, and take a proactive approach to achieving them.

Have you tried ChatGPT yet? It's been quite the journey for us marketers - from curiosity to a bit of fear, but ultimately discovering how to make it work for us. 😂😎

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Defining your target audience is key to successful marketing. It's not about reaching everyone, it's about reaching the right people.

What are you doing to know your customer today?

Amidst joyful smiles and a celebratory atmosphere, the youth proudly received their certificates of participation, ready to spread the message of the transformative power of sports to the world.

Lisa Wyhel, Partnership Manager of Right to Play, delivering closing remarks, expressing her admiration for the amazing 3 day event it has been. Highlighting how it has provided valuable insights into the power and importance of sports.

The energy is high and the stakes are even higher as our youths battle it out in a game of tug of war. Who will emerge victorious?

Mazira Joseline, a youth participant in the sharing her insights on the significance of sports in individual and societal development.

Leonie, Founding Director ISA, the coordinating agency for The Sport For Development Partnership engaging the guests on how is a catalyst for positive change in health and quality of education.

, Youth Participants Teddy and Vincent, sharing their experiences on how sports has impacted their lives and the challenges they have encountered in their athletic careers.

Gloria W Nanfuka engaging the Panelists on the invaluable role of sports in boosting both business performance and the mental well-being of employees.

Day 3 kicks off with the Ambassador of the Netherlands to Uganda, H.E Karin Boven emphasizing the transformative impact of sports for young people and communities as a whole.

Guests eagerly participating in the "more the merrier" team play activity, igniting excitement for the upcoming Game Up for Change plenary program with various figures in the sports industry.

The afternoon kicked off with an engaging session on presentation skills. With youths actively presenting their pitches and participating in an interview on the power of sport.

An award winning sports photographer with a passionate metier of rugby photography. With works internationally exhibited in the world rugby museum.

Haniisha Muhameed
Netball player in the KCCA Netball club and the Ugandan National Netball Team (She Cranes)

Eugenie Nsubuga Windt
C.E.O LakeSide Adventure Park Uganda
Managing Director, SwanAir Travel & Safaris.

Trevor Ochan
Assistant Captain Heathens RFC, Coach at Acholi Quarter Rugby Academy.

Ole leading the sports demonstration session.
The Youths have been actively engaged in a team-building game. And also gone through a coaching on manners and representation.

This evening, we shall be in conversation with Daniel Sebakijje, Trevor Ochan, Hannisha Muhammed, Eugiene Nsubuga and Hassan Wamwayi about the place of Sport in building flourishing businesses. Follow the conversation online.

Gloria Nanfuka, delivering an engaging session on employability, covering CV writing and interview skills. Equipping the youth with practical knowledge to enhance their employability.

The afternoon session kicked off with an engaging session on Emotional management. Discussing various emotions and circumstances that can trigger them and offering positive solutions for managing them.

Keren Okuvuru of The Brand Factory leading a marketing session, actively engaging the youths on the importance of marketing covering techniques like digital Marketing & providing valuable insights on how to effectively market products or services.

Allen Kwagonza of eye opener works leading the session on Personal Leadership. The Youth have been actively engaged in activities concerning Goal Setting, Effective Communication, Problem Solving, Teamwork, Decision making and Relationship Building.

week has officially begun. Lined up are sessions on Personal leadership, Marketing, Emotional intelligence, Employability, and Networking;skills to ensure success in life and work.
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Next week, we shall be hosting The Game Up For Change week alongside EyeOpenerWorks, Right To Play and ISA . It’s happening from April 24th to 26th at The Circular Design Hub. This aims to unite the Dutch community, local private sector, development NGOs, and Ugandan youth in a collaborative effort to explore the transformative power of sports.

Follow the conversation online.