WHO WE ARE

MORE LIMITED is a company targeted at bringing communications and project management expertise to the area of development projects. Our work is grounded in the true meaning of public relations – relating to the public.

We bring a mix of traditional public relations, social communications and creative marketing tactics allied with social, health and construction programme management to ensure that development projects get the support from local communities that they need to be sustainable.

Founded in 2009, the team comprises of 6 consultants who have extensive experience in communications, marketing, social work, project management, organisational development, HIV/AIDS programme management and managing social effects of medium to large infrastructural projects. Because of the networks we have built up, we have access to a multi-disciplinary team of consultants that enables us to bring a holistic approach to development communication and client relations.

MORE UGANDA TEAM

MORE LIMITED is a team of creative, dynamic and highly skilled individuals operating in the area of development communications and social interaction. With a combined total of almost 100 years in our respective areas of expertise, we each bring unique strengths and outlooks and we share a common passion for achieving exceptional results for our clients. Great emphasis is placed on community engagement and training.

FRED MASADDE KABUYE has, for the last 16 years, been working in the areas of public relations, sales and corporate social responsibility projects for Shell Uganda and Zain (formerly Celtel) Uganda. He has been involved in setting up new projects and ensuring corporate entities receive sustained and lasting public acceptance by engaging with regulators, law makers and the communities where the organisations operated. While with Shell Uganda, Fred helped set up Living Earth Uganda and worked with them to help set up Community Based Organisations to address the needs of different communities. With Zain Uganda he helped set up a pilot emergency rescue project for Lake Victoria covering Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania in addition to establishing educational projects. As an active Rotarian, he has gained invaluable experience at identifying basic community needs and fashioning solutions for them.