Brian Mushana Kwesiga

Aerospace career Kwesiga has worked in the United States aerospace and defense industry as a systems engineer. A 2023 profile in CEO East Africa Magazine reported that he has held roles at Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Raytheon Technologies. New Vision reported that he was the youngest person elected to the position at the time.

Contemporary media reports noted administrative and financial changes within the association during his tenure, including the use of formal banking channels for member payments and the commissioning of an independent audit. He also oversaw the establishment of several programs, including a scholarship program for emerging young Ugandan American leaders, professional-interest networks, a community outreach initiative, and a chapter development fund. In the same reporting, government officials discussed plans to expand diaspora engagement, including the creation of a Diaspora Services Department.

He has published opinion pieces on dual citizenship reform and diaspora governance in the New Vision and the Daily Monitor. In 2024, he was selected as a fellow in the Africa Policy Accelerator program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), a Washington, D.C.-based policy think tank.

Earlier, he founded the Dallas Cranes Football Club in 2009, a Ugandan soccer team based in Texas, and was recognized by the DFW International Community Alliance for his leadership.