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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE University of Dar es Salaam Business School, Tel: +255 22 2410 257, Fax: +255 22 2410 510

E-mail: [email protected] , Webpage: www.udbs.udsm.ac.tz/finance

UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM BUSINESS SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

STAFF PROFILE

Evelyn M. Richard [Mrs. E. R. Mduma] B.Com-Accounting (Hons), UDSM-Tanzania; MBA-Finance, Makerere University – Uganda; Licentiate of Philosophy-Business Administration, Umeå School of Business – Sweden; PhD (Business Administration), UDSM-Tanzania

Position: Lecturer Head, Department of Finance

Experience

Dr. Evelyn Mweta Richard who is married with one daughter has been a Faculty member (an academic staff) in the field of Finance and Business Management at the University of Dar es Salaam Business School (UDBS) of the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) since September, 2000. Evelyn’s core competencies are in finance and business management. She teaches both PG & UG programmes. Evelyn is currently the Head of Department of Finance, UDBS (since July, 2015). Prior to holding the current position Dr. Evelyn was the Manager responsible for Planning, Finance and Investment for the School (UDBS) the position that she held for 10 years since 2006. She participated in designing and managing donor funded projectss like BSPS III Dr. Evelyn is a seasoned trainer and facilitator in her area of expertise. Specifically, she is a trainer in areas related to financial and investment management, project management, risk management and entrepreneurship. Dr Evelyn Richard has researched and published conference and journal papers both singly and jointly with other professionals. She has also conducted a number of consultancies for the government as well as for the private sector and Donor organizations. Dr. Evelyn also serves as a Board Member of Tanzania Newspapers Standard (TSN) and is a chairperson for some committees of the same Board (Finance committee and Editorial committee). She is also a member of UDBS Board. Dr. Evelyn is also the Deputy project leader for the TAN-AIM (Tanzania Agricultural Investment Mapping) project since 2013. This is a project that aims at improving the information and close the knowledge gap within the agricultural sector in Tanzania in order to improve the coordination and partnership mechanisms between relevant stakeholders including the government and donor organizations. Areas of Specialization

Risk Management [Mostly Financial]

Financial Management and Analysis

Project Management

Financial planning and engineering

Business strategy Research Interests

Financial and Investment Decision Making in both SMEs and Corporate

Risk Management

Gender Issues in Business

Corporate Governance

Course Teaching in 2015/16

FN 208: Risk Management & Insurance

FN 301: Financial Analysis

FN 605: International Business Finance

FN 621: Enterprise Risk Management for Energy Industry

Recent Publications

1. Richard, E & Mori, N (2015). Administration of Debtors by SMEs In Tanzania – Upcoming

2. Richard, E., Philemon, R. R. M., Masoud, M., Severine, K., & Nchimbi, M (2013), UDBS Academic Programmes and Employment Status of Its Alumni: A Tracer Study Report. Dar es Salaam Business University Press

3. Richard, E & Mori, N (2012) “SMEs Access to Financial Services: Bankers’ Eye” Chinese Business Review, Vol. 11 (2)

4. Richard, E (2011), “Factors that Cause Non-Performing Loans in Commercial Banks in Tanzania and Strategies to Resolve Them” Journal of Management Policy and Practice. Vol. 12 (7) pp. 50 - 58

Contacts

UDBS Block A Room No. A 303 Tel: +255 783 297 929 Email: [email protected]/ [email protected] Skype: evechristofa

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STAFF PROFILE

Esther Kokunywanisa Ishengoma

B.Com (UDSM), MBA (Twente), PhD (Leipzig)

Position: Senior Lecturer Associate Dean, University of Dar es Salaam Business School Experience

Dr. Esther Ishengoma joined the University of Dar es

Salaam as an academic staff in 1999. After her PhD

studies she served as an Associate Dean in charge of

Research and Publications and then she was appointed

the Head of the Department of Finance for the 2012 –

2015 trienium). Currently she is Associate Dean of the

University of Dar es Salaam Business School. She is

currently a Principal investigator of the project on

global financial linkages, MFIs sustainability and

poverty reduction, funded by the Volkswagen

Foundation. She has also participated in various

research programmes funded by Sida-SAREC,

Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, REPOA and

KAAD. She has consulted number of local and

international organizations including DAWASCO, MCA-

Tanzania, USAID.

Dr. Esther has taught various Undergraduate and

Graduate courses in Microfinance, Financial

Institutions,. Financial Planning and Financial

Management. She has supervised various students in

MBA and PhD studies.

Areas of Specialization

Microfinance

Financial Solutions

Commercial Banks

Small Business Finance

Efficiency measurements

Research Interests

Microfinance Linkages between financil institutions Small business financing

Courses Teaching in 2015/16

FN 310: Investment Analysis

FN 212: Microfinance

FN 601: Financial Management

FN 622: investment Analysis

FN 617: Oil and Gas Businesses

FN 620: Investment Analysis and Valuation for Oil & Gas Industry

Recent Publications

1. Ishengoma, E. K. (2011), “Financial Linkages and Cost Efficiency: Lessons from Microfinance Cooperatives in Tanzania”, Business Management Review, Forthcoming.

2. Ishengoma, E. K. and Kappel, R. (2011), “Business Environment and Growth Potential of Micro and Small Manufacturing Enterprises in Uganda”, African Development Review, Vol. 23, No. 3, 352–365.

3. Ishengoma, E. K. and Lokina, R. (2011), “The Role of Linkages in Determining Informal and Small Firms’ Performance: The Case of the Construction Industry in Tanzania,” Tanzania Economic Review, Forthcoming.

4. Temu, S.S. and Ishengoma, E.K., (2010), “Financial Linkages and Performance of Rural Microfinance Cooperatives: Tanzanian Case”, Indian Journal of Economics and Business, Vol. 9. No.2.

5. Ishengoma. E. K. and Kappel, R. (2009): “Well-Being Poverty and Informal Employment in Tanzania: Does Formalisation of Construction Enterprises Matter?” African Development Perspectives Year Book, Vol. 14 Unit 2.

Contacts

UDBS Block C Room No. C201

Tel. +255 756 002 363

Email: [email protected], [email protected]






STAFF PROFILE

Marcellina Mvula Chijoriga B.Com (UDSM), MBA (K.U. Leuven), PhD (Wu Vienna) Position: Associate Professor Experience

Prof. Chijoriga joined the University of Dar es Salaam in 1984. She has served as Head of Department of Finance, Dean of

the University of Dar es Salaam Business School and Director of Public Services of the University of Dar es Salaam. She

has served in various Boards including the Tanzania Revenues Authority, TANAPA, Presidential Trust Fund, NBC/ABSA,

Mkombozi Bank, NDC, CHC, ESRF, BEST-AC/D. ESRF etc. She had also served in international organizations inlcuding

the International Monetary Fund, Advisory Group of the Sub-Saharan Africa, World Bank Advisory Group in Tanzania,

the Association of African Business Schools and Operations Societ of Eatern Africa. She has been member of several

research groups and programmes within and outside Tanzania including those funded by DANIDA, SIDA, NORAD,

NUFIC, NetTel@Afric. Currently she leads the Tanzania Agricultural Investment Mapping (TANAIM) project at the

Unviersity of Dar es Salaam Business School.

Prof. Chijoriga has experience in developing business and strategic plans for public and non-for profit organizations,

development of academic curriculums, projects and research programs. She has researched in the area of banking and

financial institutions, microfinance institutions, small business development and entrepreneurship, women

entrprenership, etc. She has exensively consulted various local and international institutions, private and public

institutions including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. She has taught various courses in the undergraduate and

postgraduate levels. She has supervised a number of PhD and masters dissertations. She has served as external examiners

to various local and international universities.


Banking and Financial Services

Financial Planning, Investments and Analysis

Public Finance and Management

Corporate Governance

Strategic and Business Planing

Entrenurial Finance

Microfinance

Project Planning, Management, Monitoring and Evaluation Research Interests

Banking and finance

Microfinance

Organizational reforms and Corporate restructurinrg

Public Private Partnerships and Public Private Dialogue Courses Teaching in 2015/16

FN 607: Financial Planning

FN 619: Oil & Gas Project Finance Recent Publications

1. Chijoriga M.M. Anderson W, an Philemon J. (2014) Promoting Trade Competitiveness in Developing Countries, Edited Book, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, UK.

2. Chijoriga M.M. (2014) Sustainable Tourism Financing: Challenges and Opportunities –Submitted to the Journal Ecotourism

3. Chijoriga M.M. (2014) Assessment of Corporate Social Responsibility in National Parks – Recommended for Publication in the Social Responsibility Journal Chijoriga M.M. (2011) Commercialization and Transformation of NGO Micro Finance Institutions on Tanzania MFIs) In Tanzania – To be published in the Business Management





Review, No 15, ISSN 0856 2253 4. Chijoriga M.M. (2010) Application of Multiple Discriminant Analysis (MDA) as a Credit Scoring and Risk Assessment

Model Published in the International Journal of Emerging Markets- Emerald, Vol. 6.2 . 5. Chijoriga M.M., D. Olomi and N. Mori (2009) Micro Finance . In Olomi D. (2009) African Entrepreneurship and

Small Business Development: Context and Process edited, Otme Company Limited 6. Chijoriga M. M. (2006) Lending Work Book, Tanzania Institute of Bankers ISBN 9987 694 179 Contacts

UDBS Block B Room No. B405 Tel: +255754272413 Email: [email protected]/ [email protected]



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STAFF PROFILE

Mutahyoba Deusdedith Baisi Bcom – Finance (Hon) [UDSM, TZ]; MBA – IB [Antwerp, Belgium]; MBA – Finance & Acounting [Florida A & M,USA]; PhD [UDSM, TZ].

Position: Senior Lecturer, Department of Finance,

University of Dar es Salaam Business School.

Experience

Dr Mutahyoba Baisi is a Senior Lecturer in the

Department of Finance at the University of Dar es

Salaam Business School (formerly the Faculty of

Commerce and Management of the University of Dar es

Salaam). He has worked for the University of Dar es

Salaam since 1982 when he graduated with a B.Com

(Finance) honors. Dr Baisi has more than thirty years

experience in teaching, consultancy and research in the

areas of Corporate Finance, Investment Analysis,

Accounting, Small Business Finance, Business Planning,

Entrepreneurship development, and project monitoring

and evaluation. During his time at the University Dr

Baisi has held various positions including being Head of

Department, Head of the Short courses section and

Coordinator of Poatgraduate Programmes. He has

supervised more than eighty MBA Projects and

Dissertations and three PhD dissertations, and has been

contracted as a consultant by local and international

firms including EC and United Nations organizations. To

date, he has acted either as a lead trainer/facilitator or

co-facilitator in more than 40 programs and has been an

external examiner in Finance and Accounting subjects

for more than ten institutions of higher learning in the

country.


Financial restructuring

Small business financing

Project appraisal

Business Planning and development

Enterpreneurship and small business development

Monitoring and evaluation

Key Competencies

Corporate Finance

Small Business Financing and Training

Financial Markets

International Business Finance

Public Finance

Financial analysis and business

Investment analysis

Industry Focus

Banking and financial services

Real estate

Agriculture and agribusiness

Public utilities Government Agencies and parastatals

Foreign Trade Organizations

Courses to be taught in 2014/15

FN 310 Investment Analysis

FN 601 Financial Management

FN 605 International Business Finance

FN 622 Investment Analysis

ENT 502 Project Formulation

ENT 504 Consulting Skills

ENT 507 Business Planning

Recent Publications

Sama, H.K.; Ndunguru P.C. and Baisi, M.D.; “Entrepreneurial Government: Causal Relationship between Transaction Costs and Value for Money” - International Journal of Managerial Studies and Research (IJMSR) Vol 2 Issue 9, 2014

Baisi, M.D. Fundamentals of Corporate Financial Management – Textbook published by Rejoice Investments Publishers, Dar es Salaam (2010). ISBN 978-9987-547-07-4

Baisi M.D. and Mhina, M.L. (2012); “The Effects of the World Financial Crisis on Tanzania’s Economy: A Reflection from Macroeconomic Indicators”. Proceedings of the 12th International Academy of African Business and Development Confe

Baisi, M.D. “Influence of Firm Characteristics on SME Performance” – Tanzania Journal of Development Studies (TJDS), Vol 9, Nos. 1 & 2, 2009: 1 – 19.





Contacts

Tel: +255

Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Webpage: www.udbs.udsm.ac.tz/mutahyobabaisi

UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM BUSINESS SCHOOL

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

STAFF PROFILE

Dr. ELLINAMI J MINJA

Position: Senior Lecturer, Department of Finance. Managing Director, University of Dar es Salaam Computing Centre

Experience

Dr Ellinami Minja is a Senior Lecturer in Finance and Economics in the Department of Finance, University of Dar es Salaam Business School. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics (with specializations in Monetary Economics, International Economics and Financial Economics) from Oklahoma State University – USA; a Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from University of Nairobi, Kenya and a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) from University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. He is also a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).

Dr. Minja’s special expertise and strengths are in financial markets/investments and corporate finance.

These are blended with macro economic analysis with particular focus on money and the economy. With

more than 20 years of experience in academics, he has done a number of researches, consultancies and

published in his areas of speciality and actively participates in conferences and workshops. Currently, his

areas of research interest are in financial economics & modelling, financial markets, investments, and

monetary economics.

Dr. Minja is serving in various board and committees and is a visiting scholar and external examiner to

different academic institutions within and outside the country. Currently he is serving as Managing

Director, University of Dar es Salaam Computing Centre






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UNIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM

BUSINESS SCHOOL


STAFF PROFILE

Daudi RVB Lwiza

BCom (UDSM, TZ), MBF (Finafrica, Milan), PGD.Econ. Sc. & PGD. World Banking & Finance (EI, Colorado), MBA

(New Mexico), PGD Res.Meth. (Sheffield Hallam), Ph.D. (East London,UK).

Position: Lecturer, Department of Finance.

Experience

Dr. Lwiza joined the Unversity of Dar es Salaam in 1982 from Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning of Tanzania. He is currently a Lecturer of Banking and Finance at the University of Dar Es Salaam. Throughout his teaching career, he has taught many courses ranging from Financial Management, Corporate Finance, Financial Institutions and Markets, Small Business Financial Management, Bank Management, Treasury Management, Security Analysis and Portfolio Management among many other courses. He has also served as an adjunct lecturer for programs organized by various organizations including, the Institute of Social Work, the Institute of Finance Management, and the Open University of Tanzania. He has conducted professional and executive workshops and seminars for University of Dar Es Salaam Business School, Tanzania Institute of Bankers, Dar Es Salaam Stock Exchange and Capital Markets and Securities Authority.

In addition to his teaching experience, Dr. Lwiza has extensive management consulting experience on Strategic and Business Planning and Business Curriculum Development and Review.


Banking Management and Strategy

Financial Institutions and Markets

Business and Financial Planning and Analysis

Investment Management

Strategic Planning


FN302: Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

FN319: Advanced Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

FN602: Financial Institutions

FN 610: Investments in Emerging Markets

FN 619: Oil and Gas Project Finance

EFN 503: Loan Appraisal, Disbursement and Deliquency

Recent Publications

1. Swai, T. and Lwiza, D. R. (2015). Determinants of Bank Capital Structure in Developing Liberalized Economy: Evidence from Tanzania Commercial Banks - Forthcoming.

2. Swai, T. and Lwiza, D. R. (2015), Commercial Banks Portfolio Holdings Behaviour: Does Size and Ownership Matter? - Evidence from Tanzania – Forthcoming.

3. Busagara, T. and Lwiza, D.R. (2015) “Self-Awareness on Retirement Planning of the Informal Sector Workers in Tanzania”, In Conference Proceedings of 15th International Conference on African Entrepreneurship and Small Business (ICAESB), Dar Es Salaam.

4. Kaleshu, J. and Lwiza, D.R. (2015) “Contributory Factors to Linkage Banking between Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOS) and Formal Financial Institutions in Tanzania”, Presented at 15th International Conference on African Entrepreneurship and Small Business (ICAESB), Dar Es Salaam.

Contacts

UDBS, Block B, Office B323. Tel: +255 784 539 481 or +255 653 539 483

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STAFF PROFILE

Tobias A. Swai Bcom, MBA [UDSM, TZ], PG. Diploma (Fin Mgt) – [MSM, NL], PhD [UDSM, TZ]

Position: Lecturer, Department of Finance. Coordinator, Banking and Financial Services Researh Group

Experience

Dr. Swai joined the University of Dar es Salaam

in March 2003 as Academic staff at the

University of Dar es Salaam Business School,

Department of Finance. He teaches courses

related to Corporate Finance, Commercial

Banking and Financial Institutions,

Development and Investment Banking. Dr. Swai

has managed and participated in various

consultancy projects to various local and

international institutions including the World

Bank, ILO, East African Community, Banyan

Global Inc., CIDTF, GPSA, etc. Dr. Swai has

provided training to various local and

internatinal organizations in banking and

financial management.


Banking strategy, capital structure and portfolio analysis

Financial planning and engineering

Cost benefit analysis

Business strategy and financial analysis



FN304: Bank Financial Management

FN309: Development and Investment Banking

FN602: Financial Institutions

EFN600: Small Business Financial Management

Recent Publications

1. Swai, T. (2015). Portfolio Behavior of De Novo Commercial Banks in Tanzania: Evidence from Four Years of Their Establishment. - forthcoming

2. Swai, T. and Lwiza, D. R. (2015). Determinants of Bank Capital Structure in Developing Liberalized Economy: Evidence from Tanzania Commercial Banks - forthcoming

3. Swai, T. and Lwiza, D. R. (2015), Commercial Banks Portfolio Holdings Behaviour: Does Size and Ownership Matter? - Evidence from Tanzania – forthcoming

4. Riziki, M and Swai, T. A. (2015). “Bank Charges and Performance of Commercial Banks in Tanzania” –Conference paper on IAABD Nairobi, 2015.

5. Swai, T. A. (2013). "Determinants of Capital Structure and Portfolio Behaviour of Commercial Banks in Tanzania". Unpublished PhD Thesis Dissertation, University of Dar es Salaam.

6. Swai, T. A. (2011). “Measurement of the Urban Water and Sewerage Authorities in Tanzania: A Data Envelopment Analysis.” The African Journal of Finance and Management, Vol. 20 No. 1 January, 2011, The Institute of Finance Management.

Contacts

Tel: +255 754 300 495 Email: [email protected] Webpage:

https://sites.google.com/site/tobiasswai/ Skype/LinkedIn: taswai




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STAFF PROFILE

Neema Mori Bcom, MBA [UDSM, TZ], PhD [Agder, Norway]

Position: Lecturer, Department of Finance Associate Cordinator, UDBS Posgraduate Office

Experience

Dr. Mori joined the University of Dar es Salaam

in January, 2005 as Academic staff at the


Department of Finance. She teaches

undergraduate and Postgraduate finance related

courses. In addition, she has participated and

managed research and consulting assignments

for various institutions and agencies.


Financial Management

Entrepreneurial Finance

Micro finance

Corporate governance Courses Teaching in 2015/16

FN302: Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

FN202: Financial Management

EFN600: Small Business Financial Management

Publications (2014/15)

1. Mori, N. (2015): The Effect of Business Development Support Services on Performance of Youth Owned Enterprises. Journal of Entrepreneurship, Management, Innovation , Vol 11 (2), 57-82

2. Mori, N., Gholersaki, S., Randøy, T., & Hermes, N. (2015): Board Composition and Social Performance of Microfinance Institutions: Evidence from East Africa. Strategic Change Journal, Vol. 24, 99-113

3. Mori, N., (2014) “Directors’ Diversity and Board Performance: Evidence from East African Microfinance Institutions”, Journal of African Business, Vol. 15 (2), 100-113

4. Mori, N. & Mersland, R. (2014), “Boards in Microfinance Organizations: Do Stakeholders

Matter?” Journal of Management and Governance Vol. 18, Issue 1.

5. Mori, N. & Munisi, G. (2014) “Evaluating the Missing Links in the Relationship between Executives’ Compensation and Firm Performance”. International Journal of Business and Globalization. Vol. 12 (3) Conference Proceedings

1. Mori, Neema; Charles, Goodluck: Effect of Collateral on Loan Repayment: Evidence from Informal Lending Institutions in Tanzania. . A paper presented at the International Annual Academy of Business Development (IAABD), 13th to 16th May, 2015, Nairobi, Kenya

2. Mori Neema; Towo Goodluck: The Effect of Board Composition on Profitability of Tanzanian Banks. Paper presented at the 15th International Conference on African Entrepreneurship and Small Business (ICAESB), 28th to 29st May, 2015. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

3. Nyantori, Thadei, Olomi, Donath & Mori, Neema, borrower characteristics and delinquency among rural based savings and credit co-operative societies in Tanzania. Paper presented at the 14th International Conference on African Entrepreneurship and Small Business (ICAESB), 30th to 31st May, 2014. Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

4. Mori Neema & Despallier, Bert, Which Female Entrepreneurs are Successful in Accessing Finance? A Study of Women-Owned Enterprises in Tanzania. Paper presented at the fifth international workshop on Microfinance Management and governance, 6th to 10th August, 2014. Colombo, Srilanka

Contacts

UDBS Block C Room No. C603 Tel: +255 767 065698 Email: [email protected] [email protected]








STAFF PROFILE

Eric W. Mkwizu

BSc (BVU-India), MBA (Finance- UDSM), PhD -

On going ( UDSM

Position: Assistant Lecturer

Experience

Eric W. Mkwizu is an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Finance of the University of Dar es Salaam Business School and an Associate and Trainer for the University of Dar es Salaam Entrepreneurship Centre (UDEC). He has a wide experience in training in the areas of financial management, Project Planning and Management, Insurance and Risk Management, Microfinance and Corporate Strategic and Business plan. He has undertaken different assignments in Business planning, strategic planning, Project Management and organizational performance assessment for clients such as UNESCO, CARE International in Tanzania, International Rescue Committee (IRC), Ardhi University, government ministries, Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation (TBC) and BEST-AC. He also has experience in carrying out both qualitative and quantitative research and data analysis. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Business Administration in a sandwich program between the University of Dar es Salaam and Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. Areas of Specialization

Energy Markets

Project Finance, Monitoring and Evaluation

Business Strategy and Financial Analysis

Technology Development financing and market uptake

Social Risk Management


FN304: Bank Financial Management

FN319: Advanced Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

BFN 300: Financial Management for Small Business

EFN 502: Client Recruitment Contacts

UDBS Block B Room No. B 409 Tel: +255 754 841 927 Email: [email protected]








STAFF PROFILE

Abdul Amina

Bcom, MBA [UDSM, TZ].


Experience

Ms. Amina Abdul joined the Department in

November 2009. Ms Amina is Assistant Lecturer

and she is currently a PhD candidate in Business

Administration. She teaches finance courses

particularly courses related to financial

institutions and banking, microfinance and

corporate finance. Ms. Abdul also has done

several consultancy works with ILO, BEST-

Dialogue and several local institutions in

Tanzania. She has extensive exposure in

research related to Microfinance, Leasing

finance and SMEs financing.


Financial and Business Environment Analyst

Advocacy and Policy Reforms

Mentorship and coaching PSOs and SMEs

Entrepreneurship and business management


FN201:Introduction to Financial Services

BFN300:Financial Management for Small Business

Recent Publications

1. Abdul, A. and Chijoriga, M. (2015). External Social Ties and Repayment Performance of Microfinance Group Borrowers - Upcoming

2. Chalu, H. and Abdul, A. (2012). Why SMESs Are Not Utilizing Lease Finance in Tanzania. An MBA Dissertation at the University of Dar es Salaam.

Contacts

UDBS Block C Room No. C709 Tel: +255 718 068773 Email: [email protected]







STAFF PROFILE

Julian L. Kimario Bcom, MBA [UDSM, TZ], Ad. Diploma (Accounting and Business - ACCA)


Experience

Mr. Julian has been an Assistant Lecturer in the Department Of Finance, University of Dar es Salaam

Business School since 2009. He teaches courses related to Corporate Finance and Financial Institutions.

Mr Julian has consulted for various institutions including Mwalimu Commercial Bank, East Africa

Community, Banyan Global Inc., and several local institutions in Tanzania.

Areas of Interest


Corporate Governance/Finance

Financial Inclusion and Financial Services


FN208: Insurance and Risk Management

FN307: Treasury Management

BFN301: Insurance and Risk Management

Recent Publications

3. Influence of Green Innovation to Firm Performance: Evidence of food processing firms in Tanzania, ORSEA Conference Paper, 2014.

Contacts

UDBS Block C Room No. C710 Tel: +255 767 00 266 Email: [email protected]







STAFF PROFILE

Mesia J. Ilomo B.com, MIT [UDSM, Tanzania] Additional skills: Statistical Software (STATA and SPSS),

Negotiation Skills, Budgeting

Position: Assistant Lecturer Experience

Mr. Ilomo joined the University of Dar es

Salaam in January 2007 as Academic staff at the


Department of Finance. He teaches and trains in

areas related to Financial Analysis, Trade in

Services, Negotiation Skills, and International

Business Finance. Mr. Ilomo has also consulted

for various institutions including the World

Bank, TradeMark East Africa (TMEA), African

Investment Climate Research/ Alliance for a

Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), Global

Development Solution, GIGA, United Nations

(UN), and several local institutions in Tanzania

(including but not limited to Ministry of

Industry and Trade, Presidents Office –

Planning Commission, Ministry of Energy and

Minierals, Tanzania Women Chamber of

Commerce, COSTECH, Tanganyika Law Society

(TLS), and Tanzania Exporters Association). He

has also provided training to number of

institutions.


International trade

Financial management and analysis

Regional integration

Service trade

Business and financial planning

Policy making and analysis


FN301: Financial Analysis

FN300: International Business Finance

BFN202: Financial Statement Analysis

Recent Publications

1. Ilomo, M. (2015). Welfare Effect of Cereals Export Ban in Tanzania. – Upcoming

2. Ilomo, M. (2015). Business Negotiation Behaviour in Tanzania - Upcoming

3. Gandye, G. and Ilomo, M. (2011). Trade Policy and Foreign Trade Performance in Tanzania.

4. Ilomo, M. (2008). Economic Impact of Financial Liberalization from the Context of GATS: A Case of Sub-Saharan Africa. Unpublished Master’s Dissertation, University of Dar es Salaam.

Contacts

UDBS Block C Room No. C711 Tel: +255 784 653 288 Email: [email protected] or [email protected]









STAFF PROFILE

Neema Robert BCom Finance, M.A Economics, CPA (T)

Position: Assistant Lecturer Experience

Ms. Robert joined the University of Dar es Salaam in November 2011 as Academic staff at the University

of Dar es Salaam Business School, Department of Finance. She teaches courses related to

Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Microfinance, Financial management and Personal Finance. Ms.

Robert has consulted for various international institutions including UNIDO, and several local

institutions in Tanzania including Ministry of Industry and Trade. She has also been involved and lead

several researches within and outside the University.


Industrial Economics and Policy

Industrial drivers

Microeconomics of manufacturing systems

Inter-sectoral linkages

Industrial competitiveness

Personal finance and Taxation

Financial statements and Auditing


FN 100: Principles of Microeconomics

FN 101: Principles of Macroeconomics

FN 207: Personal Finance

Recent Publications:

1. How does Tanzanian Manufacturing compete in the EAC (Who leads in the regional race for manufacturing and which market opportunities can Tanzania industry exploit), (2014)

2. Food, Beverage & Tobacco Manufacturing in Tanzania (How important and competitive is the sub-sector toward development in manufacturing?) , (2014).

3. Structural Change towards Manufacturing as a Driver of Economic Growth for Tanzania (Where is Tanzania on the path of structural change as envisioned in the Long term perspective plan), (2014).

Contacts

UDBS Block C Room No. 716 Tel: +255 713 444 785 Email: [email protected]






NIVERSITY OF DAR ES SALAAM BUSINESS SCHOOL


STAFF PROFILE Goodhope Mkaro

B.com, MBA (UDSM, TZ), CPA (T), PG. Diploma in Tax Management (IFM) – Coursework is over.

Position

Assistant Lecturer

Experience

Mr. Goodhope Mkaro joined the University of Dar es Salaam in February 2014 as an Academic staff at the

University of Dar es Salaam Business School, Department of Finance. He teaches courses related to

International Business Finance, Financial Management, Microfinance, Banking and Financial

Institutions, Cost and Management Accounting, as well as Financial Reporting. Prior to that, He worked

as a Project Accountant with World Vision Tanzania, Course Instructor with the Institute of Accountancy

Arusha, and as a Bank Examiner with the Bank of Tanzania. Mr. Mkaro has also consulted for various

institutions including the Tanzania Agricultural Bank, FINCA Microfinance Bank Limited, and other

Business Consulting firms where he provides among other services, training to professional students

aspiring to sit for CPA(T)/ACCA examinations, business plans development, designing of internal control

systems, designing cost and revenue centers, etc.


Bank Performance and Risk Management

Micro financing


Cost and Management Accounting

Taxation Management

Finacial Reporting


FN300 International Business Finance

FN 212 Microfinance

Recent Publications

1. Mkaro, G (2011) Assessment of Performance of Local and Foreign Commercial Banks in Tanzania using the CAMELS Model. Evidence from Large Commercial Banks in Tanzania. Unpublished MBA Dissertation, University of Dar es Salaam.

2. Mkaro, G (2015) Assessment on the Level of Awareness of Tax Payments through Mobile Money. Unpublished PGDTM Dissertation, Institute of Finance Management. -Upcoming

Contacts

UDBS BLOCK C Room No. 722

Tel: +255 713 499 621 or +255 767 499 621

Email: [email protected] or [email protected]









STAFF PROFILE

Elizabeth S. Joseph Bcom, [UDSM, TZ], MBA [UDSM, TZ] Position: Assistant Lecturer Experience

Ms Elizabeth joined the University of Dar es Salaam in August 2010 as an Academic staff at the University

of Dar es Salaam Business School, Department of Finance. She teaches courses related to Financial

management. She has also worked for one year and seven months in the banking industry as a Business

analyst in retail banking.

Areas of interest


Individual Investment

Business analysis


FN200: Principles of Finance

FN202: Financial Management

BFN201: Introduction to Financial Management

Unpublished publications

1. Factors influencing individual investment in Collective Investment schemes in Tanzania. Unpublished Masters thesis Dissertation (2012), University of Dar es Salaam.

Contacts

UDBS Block C Room No. 719 Tel: +255 755 035 243; 0782835824 Email: [email protected]




DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE University of Dar es Salaam Business School, Fax: +255 22 2410 510




STAFF PROFILE

Ms. Theresia Busagara Bcom, MBA [UDSM] Position: Assistant Lecturer

Experience

In August 2010 Ms. Theresia Busagara joined the Academic Staff members at the University of Dar es

Salaam Business School, Department of Finance. She has been teaching courses related to Financial

Management, Personal Finance and Financial Management for Small Business.

Areas of Interest

Financial Literacy

Retirement planning

Small Business Development

Business innovation and Analysis Courses Teaching in 2015/16

FN200: Principles of Finance

FN207: Personal Finance

BFN201: Introduction to Financial Management

Recent Publications

1. Busagara, T. and Dr. Lwiza, D. R. (2015). Assessment of Retirement Planning Awareness of the Informal sector Workers. Conference Preceeding

Contacts

UDBS Block C Room No. 718 Tel: +255 767 270 682 Email: [email protected]








STAFF PROFILE

Godsaviour Christopher Bcom (Finance), MA (Economics) (in Progress) [UDSM, TZ] Position: Tutorial Assistant, Department of Finance.

Experience

Mr. Christopher joined the University of Dar es Salaam in February 2015 as Academic staff at the


International Business Finance, Investment Analysis and Treasury Management.


Financial Economics

International Trade

International Finance


FN201: Introduction to Financial Services

FN212: Principles of Microfinance

Contacts

P.O. Box 35046 Dar es Salaam Tanzania Tel: +255 784 512 440 Email: [email protected]








STAFF PROFILE

Ndasile Y. Chamkunde Bcom (Finance), MA (Economics) [UDSM, TZ] Position: Tutorial Assistant, Department of Finance.

Experience

Mr. Chamkunde joined the University of Dar es Salaam in February 2015 as Academic staff at the


International Business Finance, Investment Analysis and Treasury Management.


Financial Economics

International Trade

International Finance


FN310: Investment Analysis

FN307: Treasury Management

Contacts

P.O. Box 35046 Dar es Salaam Tanzania Tel: +255 717 199 906 Email: [email protected]





University of Dar es Salaam Business School, Tel: +255 22 2410 006, Fax: +255 22 2410 510




STAFF PROFILE

Mboya C. Gilbert BA (Economics), MA (Economics) [UDSM, TZ] Position: Tutorial Assistant, Department of Finance.

Experience

Mr. Mboya joined the University of Dar es Salaam in December 2015 as Academic staff at the University

of Dar es Salaam Business School, Department of Finance. He teaches courses related to Principles of

Microeconomics and Principles of Macroeconomics.


• Corporate Finance


• FN 100: Principles of Microeconomics

• FN 101: Principles of Macroeconomics

Contacts

P.O. Box 35046 Dar es Salaam Tanzania Tel: +255 769 484 436

Email: [email protected]

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