Linda Kwamboka is a mission-driven tech entrepreneur and policy advisor with over 14 years of experience in Africa's innovation landscape. She co-founded M-Farm in 2010, an agribusiness technology platform that connects smallholder African farmers with urban and export markets via SMS and web-based services. The platform provides real-time market price data, supply chain connectivity, and farm input procurement to empower farmers. M-Farm won the IPO48 competition in 2011, securing a 10,000 Euro capital investment. Linda currently serves as Board Member at AfriLabs and leads investor-readiness initiatives at Founder Square Ventures. She is an entrepreneur in-residence at Strathmore University and Manager at iBizAfrica. She is a certified instructor for Stanford's Idea-to-Market program and contributes to AI policy and digital public infrastructure development across East Africa. Linda was recognized by BBC as one of their 30under30 entrepreneurs and by Forbes as one of the female tech founders to watch in Africa.
Strathmore University
2009-2011