Meet Our Founders
Ngozi, a former founder of a mental health service, has experienced her own mental health struggles over the years. Her personal journey with mental health issues and her professional training places her perfectly at the helm of HappiWorkers. Having suffered from recurrent depression for two decades, she trained and became a qualified mental health social worker. Today, she stands as a champion of equity in mental health care and career development opportunities for employees in the workplace. Ngozi is currently undertaking her doctorate, researching the factors that enable and inhibit black women leaders from attaining leadership positions in organisations. Her dedication to supporting mental health and empowering employee career growth is unparalleled.
Ngozi Cadmus
Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
An expert in data science and engineering, Gloriose Hitimana holds a Master’s degree in the field. With a strong background in mathematics and computer science, she carries a profound passion for machine learning and artificial intelligence. This love for technology drives her innovative contributions at HappiWorkers, where she shapes the technological vision of our company. Her career journey began as a data science engineer, post which she pursued her MSc in Artificial Intelligence at Queen Mary University. Her fascination with technology is rooted in its potential as a tool to enhance work in various sectors – healthcare, art, finance, and more. She aspires to use AI to provide personalised solutions to help with micro-community day-to-day activities, leveraging her skills to create a tech-enabled environment. Gloriose emphasises that everyone should embrace technology as a tool for innovation and creating solutions.
Gloriose Hitimana
