A heartbeat in every policy

Fifteen years through the lanes of national, regional, and international trade policy. Journey with Elizabeth into Leadership, Lessons and Global Trade Insights for Purpose-Driven Women…..It’s more than meets the eye.

One lesson at a time.

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  • No free lunch in a capitalist economy

    By Elizabeth R. Auma K, Trade Policy Leader/Bridging Policy, People & Purpose/ Founder, Hearts&Trade Today, I listened to Ursula Von Der Leyen, President of the European Commission, deliver the State of the Union address. One statement stayed with me: Europe’s fate must remain in the hands of Europeans. It was…

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  • Doing business God’s way

    Doing business God’s way

    I have often had conversations with people who say, “You cannot do business with integrity and grow wealthy.” Many equally quote the scripture which calls…

  • Mama Sarah: The Real Face of Trade Policy

    Mama Sarah: The Real Face of Trade Policy

    As I walked home one evening, I glanced at the woman selling tomatoes by the roadside. At first thought, one might conclude that Mama (Mummy)…

  • Trade Facilitation: Lessons for love and career growth

    Trade Facilitation: Lessons for love and career growth

    Today’s blog is on a subject I consider one of the most charming areas of trade- trade facilitation. Whenever we discuss trade facilitation, one word…

  • A professional legacy

    A professional legacy

    A New Path As I looked at the body of my dear mother, I had one piercing question: How can I fulfill God’s purpose in…

About Me
Elizabeth K

I am Elizabeth Ritah Auma Kiguli, founder of Hearts and Trade. A place where trade is more than numbers, more than another well-crafted document. It is a place where numbers are names. Names we relate with, names we don’t personally relate with, yet in our work, it is about them all. Fifteen years, I got a story to tell, laughter, tears, betrayal, growth, friendships, negotiations…. let’s journey together

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