Viola Llewellyn is the Co–founder and President of Ovamba Solutions, Inc. Ovamba is an award winning African “Trade tech” company that creates culturally attuned technologies to serve formal and informal African SMEs in the trade & commodities sectors. Ovamba’s solutions combine innovative Sharia compliant structures with eCommerce, logistics services, and technology to drive financial inclusion and promote growth. Mrs. Llewellyn’s past career includes building a $500MM life insurance investment fund for a Washington DC based insurance investment firm, where she led investor communications and asset management divisions. She has held positions with companies such as Unisys Corporation, IBM, KPMG Consulting, Bearing Point, and Rothschild. Viola was listed in the “Digital Undivided Report” as one of the on 34 “Black women in the USA to have raised more than $1 million for a technology as featured in the April issue of Vanity Fair Magazine”. She is listed on Innovative Finance’s 2016, 2017 & 2018 “Women in the Fintech Power List”, and on “Latice80’s Top 100 women in Fintech 2019” list. She is on a number of advisory boards and was recently announced as the newest addition to Generosity Global Inc.’s Board of Directors.

David is Operational Chief of Division at the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS), the largest health-care provider in Mexico. He leads various COVID-19 operational and clinical research feeding decision makers at the highest level at both private (National Business Commissions), as well as public (IMSS c-suite, MoH, and National Health Institutions). Prior to his current work, as part of the founding management team of Dharma Platform, a tech startup working in the intersection between humanitarian work and technology innovation, he led Solutions engineering, Professional Services and Impact-First teams. In this role, David led digital transformation for large-scale emergency responses with organizations like Medecins Sans Frontieres, Cure Violence, Danish Refugee Council, MEDAIR, Resolute Health, and the World Health Organizations (WHO) in the Middle East and Africa. As a clinical practitioner, David deployed as a field doctor for Medicines Sans Frontieres (MSF) in South Sudan and Lebanon, providing critical services to victims of man-made disasters in the region. More recently, he co-founded Signal, providing data science support to organizations working in complex humanitarian emergencies. Previously, he coordinated several international research projects at the Mexican Health Foundation (FUNSALUD) under the Universality and Competitiveness in Health Program, in tandem with the Harvard Global Equity Initiative. He also created the syllabus and coordinated the creation of the online course for the Healthcare Management and Leadership group at the University of California - Berkeley - Mexico Initiative.

Rich Akwo is the founder of Generosity Global Inc. and serves as the organization's CEO. An entrepreneur who is no stranger to building from the ground up. Rich has guided Generosity Global from its early days to its current success. He is a sought-after public speaker on topics he is passionate about, such as social entrepreneurship, impact leadership, non-profit development. He has been recognized by Black Enterprise Magazine, the leadership at both state and local levels. A man who leads with passion, vision, and love.