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Listen to hear how Kat and Mowlgi Mentoring are supporting entrepreneurs and leaders to build purposeful connections within themselves and others to better solve local and global challenges.

Kat is a global nomad who is driven to eradicate loneliness within and outside of ourselves. She is focused on nurturing connectedness, meaningful relationships and communities that enable people to overcome that which holds them back, discover and realise their true potential and have companions so that they never walk alone. To do her part in achieving this and to catalyse human, leadership, societal and economic transformation, she has made leadership, mentoring and coaching her primary focus.

Being the daughter of a serial entrepreneur and part of 2 startup businesses which were sold, she has repeatedly lived the entrepreneurial journey, albeit through a family business lens. Following a career in research and consulting in the Middle East, Kathleen joined Mowgli Mentoring in 2012 and as CEO has set and led the company’s vision and strategy with her passion for quality mentoring, programming, multi-level impact and growth at the core. She can talk for days about leadership, mentoring and coaching and lives it by being a mentor, a mentee and through the way she engages with others. She is a Coactive Training Institute (CTI) trained coach and is a Forum Trainer with the Entrepreneurs’ Organisation (EO).

Being a learning junkie, Kat has a BA Hons from Nottingham Trent Business School and has participated in numerous executive programmes at NYU, Columbia Business School, INSEAD, Wharton and Harvard Business School, as well as Sirdar’s Applied Directorship Programme. She continually seeks out opportunities to evolve as a leader through communities which give her meaning; she was previously the EO Kenya President and Board Member, as well as a member of the Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs (ANDE), The Room and the Global Philanthropists Circle (GPC).

She loves dabbling in a bit of interior design, traveling and adding to the list of 35 countries that she has travelled to and is a proud foster mom of 5 baby elephants.

Listen to hear how Kat and Mowlgi Mentoring are supporting entrepreneurs and leaders to build purposeful connections within themselves and others to better solve local and global challenges.
Kat is a global nomad who is driven to eradicate loneliness within and outside of ourselves. She is focused on nurturing connectedness, meaningful relationships and communities that enable people to overcome that which holds them back, discover and realise their true potential and have companions so that they never walk alone. To do her part in achieving this and to catalyse human, leadership, societal and economic transformation, she has made leadership, mentoring and coaching her primary focus.
Being the daughter of a serial entrepreneur and part of 2 startup businesses which were sold, she has repeatedly lived the entrepreneurial journey, albeit through a family business lens. Following a career in research and consulting in the Middle East, Kathleen joined Mowgli Mentoring in 2012 and as CEO has set and led the company’s vision and strategy with her passion for quality mentoring, programming, multi-level impact and growth at the core. She can talk for days about leadership, mentoring and coaching and lives it by being a mentor, a mentee and through the way she engages with others. She is a Coactive Training Institute (CTI) trained coach and is a Forum Trainer with the Entrepreneurs’ Organisation (EO).
Being a learning junkie, Kat has a BA Hons from Nottingham Trent Business School and has participated in numerous executive programmes at NYU, Columbia Business School, INSEAD, Wharton and Harvard Business School, as well as Sirdar’s Applied Directorship Programme. She continually seeks out opportunities to evolve as a leader through communities which give her meaning; she was previously the EO Kenya President and Board Member, as well as a member of the Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs (ANDE), The Room and the Global Philanthropists Circle (GPC).
She loves dabbling in a bit of interior design, traveling and adding to the list of 35 countries that she has travelled to and is a proud foster mom of 5 baby elephants.

Cultivate The Soul explores the intersection of philanthropy, contemplative practices, self-reflection and spirituality. Hosts Gretchen Ki Steidle and Melissa Durda are joined by leaders in philanthropy who discuss how they are bringing inner work to outer action and the impact this creates for charities, foundations, and other nonprofits. Presented by Synergos, a global organization helping solve complex issues around the world by advancing bridging leadership, which builds trust and collective action.

Cultivate The Soul explores the intersection of philanthropy, contemplative practices, self-reflection and spirituality. Hosts Gretchen Ki Steidle and Melissa Durda are joined by leaders in philanthropy who discuss how they are bringing inner work to outer action and the impact this creates for charities, foundations, and other nonprofits. Presented by Synergos, a global organization helping solve complex issues around the world by advancing bridging leadership, which builds trust and collective action.

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