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Dr. Maggie Kigozi
Dr Maggie Kigozi is the Chairperson of Africa Scout Foundation, a medical doctor by profession, a business consultant, and Chancellor of Nkumba University.
She holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery and has practised as a physician in Zambia, Kenya and Uganda. In 1994, Dr Maggie left the medical profession and joined Crown Bottlers Uganda Limited as the Marketing Director where she has worked until her appointment at the Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) in 1999.
Dr Maggie has served in various capacities as the Associate Professor, Makerere University; Member of the Global Banking Alliance for Women (GBA) Advisory Board; Director of the Board, Uganda Export Promotion Board & Crown Beverages Limited; Founder, Uganda Investment Authority Women Entrepreneurs Network; Focal Point Officer, Africa Asia Business Forum; Patron, Uganda Change Agents & Junior Chamber International; Patron, Ugandan Diaspora Network; Chief Scout, Uganda Scouts Association; Sportswoman: represented Uganda in Table Tennis, Lawn Tennis, Hockey & S
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My husband’s Will enabled me to take over his business - Maggie Kigozi
BUSINESS | WILL | KIGOZI
KAMPALA - Former Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) executive director Dr Margaret Kigozi has said the Will her husband left when he died in 1994 enabled her to take over his business as one of its managers.
Her husband, Eng. Dan Lubwama Kigozi, died when she was 45 years old and now she is 72.
Eng. Kigozi, who was one of the shareholders and the executive director of Crown Beverages Ltd, breathed his last after privatising Lake Victoria Bottling Company.
He had led it as executive director for less than two years together with his partners, Amos Nzeyi and Chris Kayoboke.
His death cut short Maggie’s blossoming medical career just three years after returning from Kenya in 1991.
The successful entrepreneur, fondly known as Maggie Kigozi, said she took over his shares and became the company's marketing director.
“I was happily married for many years and when my husband passed away, he left a Will and I wa
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The women emancipation by the NRM government has played a great role in ensuring that women take up their place in society which is what Dr Maggie is doing and inspiring other women to do.
Margaret Blick Kigozi, commonly known as Dr Maggie Kigozi, 71, is currently a consultant at the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO). She is also a medical doctor who practiced in Zambia, first as an intern and thereafter, a physician between 1977 and 1979.
Born in Fort Portal to George William Blick, a civil engineer and Molly Johnson Blick, a fashion designer, she comes from a family of avid motorcycle riders. Her father and siblings were champions between the 1960s and 1970s with Dr Maggie greatly involved. The similarities stretch to the fact that both parents had English fathers and Baganda mothers.
Apart from loving motorcycle riding, Dr Maggie also loved lawn tennis, table tennis, hockey and squash and represented Uganda in these sports fields.
Education
She attended Aga Khan for primary school, Gayaza High School and Kololo Senior Secondary School for seconda
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