Tinashe Muhove Expands SME Support and FinTech Talent Development

BusinessLONDON — International fintech executive Tinashe Muhove is playing an important role in expanding financial access, supporting small businesses, and helping young people enter the global fintech industry.Muhove has worked in senior positions at well-known fintech companies such as Mukuru, Mama Money, and MoneyGram. In these roles, he focused on growing businesses and expanding into new markets, especially in cross-border payments and money transfer services.Much of his work has targeted emerging and underbanked communities, helping improve access to financial services in Africa, Europe, and other regions.Industry experts say his experience dealing with different regulations and business environments has given him a strong understanding of both business growth and financial inclusion.Muhove is currently the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of UJU, a UK-based technology company that supports small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The platform helps high-street businesses keep customers and improve long-term profits at a time when competition and digital change are increasing.UJU provides tools that help businesses encourage repeat customers and maintain steady income.

This is important as many small businesses face rising costs and changing customer habits. The company’s work supports wider efforts in the UK to strengthen local economies and protect jobs.Alongside his business work, Muhove is also involved in education and skills development. He founded Fin4NextGen, a four-week global programme that introduces young people to the fintech industry.The programme teaches basic fintech ideas, career options, and real-life examples.

It mainly targets young people who may not normally have access to the fintech sector. This supports industry efforts to improve skills and increase diversity in fintech.Muhove is also sharing his ideas through writing. He is currently working on a book about the challenges of building fintech startups.

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The book follows two young entrepreneurs in the same industry but with very different goals, and looks at ambition, ethics, and purpose.At the centre of the book is a key question he believes founders must ask themselves:“Why am I building what I am building?”Analysts say this focus on purpose reflects a wider shift in fintech, as companies are now expected to consider social impact as well as profit.With experience in global fintech companies, SME technology, youth education, and thought leadership, Muhove is increasingly seen as someone helping shape the future of the UK and global fintech industry.Leave a ReplyCancel reply BusinessLONDON — International fintech executive Tinashe Muhove is playing an important role in expanding financial access, supporting small businesses, and helping young people enter the global fintech industry.Muhove has worked in senior positions at well-known fintech companies such as Mukuru, Mama Money, and MoneyGram. The book follows two young entrepreneurs in the same industry but with very different goals, and looks at ambition, ethics, and purpose.At the centre of the book is a key question he believes founders must ask themselves:“Why am I building what I am building?”Analysts say this focus on purpose reflects a wider shift in fintech, as companies are now expected to consider social impact as well as profit.With experience in global fintech companies, SME technology, youth education, and thought leadership, Muhove is increasingly seen as someone helping shape the future of the UK and global fintech industry. LONDON — International fintech executive Tinashe Muhove is playing an important role in expanding financial access, supporting small businesses, and helping young people enter the global fintech industry.

Muhove has worked in senior positions at well-known fintech companies such as Mukuru, Mama Money, and MoneyGram. In these roles, he focused on growing businesses and expanding into new markets, especially in cross-border payments and money transfer services. Much of his work has targeted emerging and underbanked communities, helping improve access to financial services in Africa, Europe, and other regions.

Industry experts say his experience dealing with different regulations and business environments has given him a strong understanding of both business growth and financial inclusion. Muhove is currently the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of UJU, a UK-based technology company that supports small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The platform helps high-street businesses keep customers and improve long-term profits at a time when competition and digital change are increasing.

UJU provides tools that help businesses encourage repeat customers and maintain steady income. The company’s work supports wider efforts in the UK to strengthen local economies and protect jobs. Alongside his business work, Muhove is also involved in education and skills development.

He founded Fin4NextGen, a four-week global programme that introduces young people to the fintech industry. The programme teaches basic fintech ideas, career options, and real-life examples. This supports industry efforts to improve skills and increase diversity in fintech.

Muhove is also sharing his ideas through writing. The book follows two young entrepreneurs in the same industry but with very different goals, and looks at ambition, ethics, and purpose.

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