Brian Mwenda Email & Phone Number

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

As the Founder and CEO of Hope Tech since March 2017, I lead a highly dedicated and talented team that is passionate about leveraging technology to transform the lives of visually impaired individuals. With a vision of fostering a more inclusive society, we are not merely developing innovative assistive devices; we are pioneering a shift in how the world perceives and interacts with the visually impaired community. Guiding our global team, I spearhead strategic initiatives, foster collaboration, and ensure our efforts are aligned with our mission to drive sustainable change. Every day, we are proof that technology has the power to rewrite narratives and redefine possibilities.

Nairobi County, Kenya

Stepping into the role of Products Director at Senses Hub since its inception in 2023, I'm immersed in the vibrant realm of assistive technology, leading efforts to sculpt an inclusive and barrier-free society. Operating under the umbrella of Hope Tech, Senses Hub embodies the collective passion of a team unyielding in its pursuit of inclusivity and innovation.Guiding a versatile team of experts, I channel our combined prowess towards challenging convention and steering pivotal societal shifts. With each product we ideate, develop, and distribute, we amplify our mission to bridge gaps and foster an inclusive community.Key Responsibilities:Product Strategy: Architecting and executing a comprehensive product strategy, encapsulating the vision and long-term aspirations of Senses Hub's product lineage.Product Development: Leading the complete product lifecycle, ensuring each product resonates with market demands while upholding our quality benchmarks.Logistics Management: Navigating the intricate pathways of product distribution to ensure timely and efficient delivery.Quality Control: Instituting rigorous quality control measures, ensuring every product aligns with Senses Hub's exemplary standards and truly addresses user needs.At the crossroads of technology and societal transformation, I'm thrilled to be a part of this journey, ardently championing the cause of accessibility.

Vienna, Austria

Africa

The Venus project aims at equipping visually impaired people with skills to increase their employability in the 21st century work space. We train students how to use computers through the aid of screen readers and eventually how to code which leads them to careers in STEM despite their visual impairment.