MEMNON
Our Team
Memnon is built on experienced Diasporas from around the world that have made Africa their home again. They have established themselves within each country's business community as respected business consultants, investors, and government administrators.
Memnon has been successful over the years by working as a team with its partners and officers in Canada, Dubai, and Uganda and continues to expand as the demand in the African market grows.
Mengesha Woldegeberal
Memnon Capital / Memnon Project Management Services - CEO and Founder
Canada, Uganda, UAE
Mengesha has nearly 20 years of experience in the natural resources industry. He has worked for Shell Canada, BP, Statoil, and many fortune 500 companies in Canada and the US. His last few years in Canada he worked as a Western Canada Leader in Drilling and HSE for oil and mining companies. He has worked on projects from blueprint to construction.
Prince Eddie Igumira
Memnon Capital Africa Ltd. - Managing Director and Founder
Uganda
Edward has worked on several diverse business related jobs such as mergers, buyouts, acquisitions and capital raising and has earned the respect of both employers and peers. His commitment to hard work, flexibility, excellent management skills and ability to plan and carry out multiple tasks makes him a valuable asset to the Memnon team.
Dr. Teylama Herve Miabey
Doctor and professor of mathematics.
Memnon International advisor for economic analysis of commodities.
Dr. Teylama Herve Miabey holds a Ph.D. in mathematics from Howard University where he taught for 7 years. He is currently an Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of the District of Columbia. Dr. Miabey also consults for francophone African countries to help increase direct investments within the energy and mining sectors.
Dr. Miabey also served as political advisor to former Prime Minister of Congo Brazzaville Bernard Kolelas. He has published articles in P-Adic Numbers, Ultrametric Analysis and Applications and has contributed several entries in Ten Days in Brazzaville (by Scott Graber) including "Francafrique," "Cellule Africaine in the Elysee Palace," "Causes of Congo's 1997 civil war"