Good panels are rarer than they should be. This one was genuinely additive — four different vantage points on the same problem, not four people talking past each other. Grateful to have shared the stage with this group, and to EAVCA for a decade of convening this conversation.
A rich discussion on how regional family offices can unlock private capital for regional growth: mobilising domestic wealth at scale, deepening our capital markets, and backing the founders and businesses building East Africa's next decade.
The through-line for me: the capital to build Africa is increasingly here at home. Our job is to organise it, govern it well, and point it at the long term.
A moment from the panel
If you were in the room, I’d be glad to hear what stuck with you.