Getting To Know CKI: David

Role with CKI: Director of Business and Communication

David grew up in eastern Uganda, Africa. He currently lives in Minneapolis, MN. While in Uganda, David studied Mass Communication Journalism at Kampala International University. He is now a full-time student working on his Business Management degree.

Over the past few years he gained a certification in Community Health Work and volunteered with organizations such as Children's Dental Services and Brian Coyle Community Center working with low-income, minority youth.

David and his daughter, Suubi.

David has a passion for youth, soccer, education, and technology. He strives toward making a better future for the youth of Uganda.

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