Our Mission

Robert Ford Nkusi is an accomplished Country Director at Yellow Card and serves as the President of the Rwanda Software Testing Qualifications Board (RWSTQB). With a strong background in technology and policy, he has been a Senior Technical and Policy Advisor at TMG (Telecommunications Management Group), a US-based Broadband Policy Company.

Previously, Robert contributed to the implementation of COP policy as a Technical Support Specialist and worked as a Project Consultant for GIZ. His expertise extends to ICT 4D consulting at JICA, where he leveraged his knowledge to drive impactful projects.

Robert holds an Executive Master in Business Administration from Quantic School of Business and Technology (June 2022 - August 2023) and a Bachelor's degree in Applied Science, Information Technology from RMIT University (2003-2007). Additionally, he has a Certificate in Journalism from WAPT News Station in Jackson, Mississippi, and a Higher Diploma in Sales and Marketing from IABP (1990-1991).

With a diverse skill set and a commitment to technology-driven solutions, Robert continues to make significant contributions to the fields of business and technology in Rwanda and beyond.

Rulinda Kwizera is a dedicated Clinical Psychologist with extensive experience and a strong commitment to improving mental health outcomes in low and middle-income countries. His expertise spans intergenerational trauma, postpartum depression, grief, and the psychological effects of climate change. He is also actively engaged in developing AI-powered mental health solutions and advancing strategic partnerships to improve service delivery. Rulinda’s work reflects a deep understanding of the complex challenges faced by diverse populations and a passion for creating sustainable, culturally sensitive interventions that promote mental well-being.

Lydia Umubyeyi is a passionate and results-driven legal professional with a Bachelor’s Degree in Law (LLB) from the University of Rwanda. She currently serves as a Legal Intern at Nobilis Law Firm, where she actively contributes to legal research, case preparation, and client support, while refining her expertise in corporate law, data protection, and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). During her academic journey, Lydia complemented her legal studies with specialized trainings, research, and volunteer work with the Great Lakes Initiative for Human Rights and Development (GLIHD), focusing on promoting human rights and access to justice. She also gained invaluable hands-on experience through legal clinics and her academic internship at the Kigali International Arbitration Centre (KIAC), which strengthened her understanding of arbitration and mediation processes. Lydia is deeply committed to building a career grounded in professionalism, integrity, and excellence. With a growing passion for technology and data privacy in the corporate world, she strives to contribute to shaping legal solutions that uphold both business innovation and the protection of individual rights.

Felix Ndacyayisenga is a Junior Associate at Nobilis Law Firm. He obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Law from the University of Rwanda, graduating among the best performer with a Second Class Upper Division.Prior to this role, he served as an Intern Clerk at the High Court, where he gained valuable experience in legal processes. During his time at university, Felix was an active Mooter and emerged as a champion in the International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Moot Court Competition and went on to represent Rwanda in Arusha Tanzania, showcasing his advocacy and analytical skills .