Tabitha Sindani

Dr. Tabitha Sindani is a Lecturer in Entrepreneurship at the Executive Business Centre within the Faculty of Business at the University of Greenwich. She holds a PhD in Entrepreneurship from Roehampton University and an MSc in Innovation, Creativity, and Entrepreneurship from Newcastle University.

Her research focuses on gender disparities in entrepreneurship, informal sector dynamics (particularly the Jua Kali sector), and policy frameworks for micro-enterprises. She has over ten years of academic experience, alongside prior roles at the African Union Commission and international development organizations, specializing in public-private partnerships and resource mobilization.

Tabitha teaches postgraduate modules in entrepreneurship, innovation, leadership, and MBA dissertation supervision. She is a TEDx speaker, having delivered a talk titled *"Unemployment became the Ruby in my Life"* in Germany, and has participated in leadership programs like the Young African Leadership Initiative. Her work emphasizes empowering rural women and youth through entrepreneurship and socio-economic development.

Her professional recognitions include Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA). She actively engages in consultancy and media outreach, advocating for gender justice and inclusive growth.