#WomenWhoMoveNations
Gloria Atwine Katuuku is currently serving as Acting Director, Planning, Research & Development at Uganda’s National Information Technology Authority (NITA-U)—playing a key role in shaping the country’s digital transformation agenda.
With a background in systems analysis and project leadership, her expertise bridges technology, policy, and strategic outcomes.
A proud La Roche University alumnus, Gloria graduated with a BSc in Computer Information Systems and Management, and has since built a career woven through both public service and global tech platforms like Microsoft. There, she honed her ability to collaborate with diverse teams—skills she carries into her impactful work at NITA-U.
Driving Technology Planning & Research at NITA-U
In her role, Gloria is responsible for steering research-driven planning to support Uganda’s digital goals. Her systems analysis skills and policy insight ensure that digital programmes are scalable, inclusive, and aligned to national priorities.
Colleagues describe her as a visionary leader, whose analytical rigor and strategic approach are shaping future-ready systems for Uganda.
Thought Leadership & Regional Collaboration
Gloria recently moderated a high-level panel at an African government summit in Kigali, focusing on meaningful connectivity across the continent. Participants praised the session for its insight and potential impact on bridging digital divides in East Africa.
She is also a proud member of the Distinguished Alumni Circle of Excellence from La Roche University—an acknowledgement of her leadership contributions and public service impact.
Beyond Tech: Mentorship & Community Impact
Gloria extends her influence beyond ICT, actively volunteering with groups like African Women Entrepreneurs and local Rotary clubs, reinforcing her belief that technology should serve people and communities.
Why Gloria Moves Nations
Digital Strategy & Planning: Shapes scalable national ICT initiatives at NITA-U
Systems Analysis & Governance: Applies technical rigor for effective public programs
Regional Thought Leadership: Moderates panels on connectivity and collaborates across East Africa
Community & Volunteering: Champions women in tech and supports local development efforts
Gloria exemplifies the power of tech leadership rooted in policy, people, and purpose. As she continues to guide Uganda’s digital journey, she inspires a generation of women in ICT and beyond proving that when technology is accessible, inclusive, and strategic, it drives nations forward.
