Kuda Biza

Kuda Biza is a serial entrepreneur who embarked on his business journey at the age of 9 in Harare, Zimbabwe. He later moved to the U.S. with only $40 to pursue higher education at Lynn University, where he not only graduated as the valedictorian but also started a socially-conscious apparel brand. He is the author of "The S.P.E.A.R. Method: 5 Simple Steps to Balanced Success and Fulfillment".

As the Co-Founder & CMO of Nunbelievable, Biza has led the mission-based baked goods company to substantial social impact, donating over one million meals in under two years for every cookie sold. Before Nunbelievable, he spent a decade at Newell Brands, where he launched significant projects such as Crock-Pot Cuisine, which swiftly achieved over $20M in annual sales. Additionally, he managed a $75M e-commerce division across various iconic brands.

Biza's compelling narrative extends to his founding of the Amani Hope Foundation, a non-profit that provides scholarships to underprivileged children in Africa. His keynote speeches, such as "From the Village to the Boardroom", address the dynamics of succeeding in an era of conscious consumerism and heightened social awareness. Another keynote, "Purpose-preneur", highlights his personal commitment to combating hunger through his entrepreneurial ventures. Biza is also known for his engaging TEDx talks and has been featured on television shows such as "The View". His work and foundation principles are encapsulated in his book and shared in-depth during his appearances on platforms like the "Starting A Business" webinar series hosted by Entrepreneur.