The Presidential CEO Forum (PCF) in collaboration with the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) embarked on a significant Stakeholder engagement in Northern Uganda aimed at advancing coffee cultivation in the region. Their collaborative efforts aimed to revitalize the local coffee industry, boost productivity, and enhance the livelihoods of local farmers. The delegation engaged with various coffee value chain actors, district technical staff, and cultural and religious leaders to foster collaboration and support for the region's coffee cultivation efforts.

Ahead of the upcoming 5th Bi-Annual Retreat in Gulu, the Presidential CEO Forum, a distinguished platform fostering private sector involvement in policy formulation and implementation, hosted a PCF Trade Legal Clinic Workshop under the theme: “Enhancing Uganda's export performance through a combined focus on increasing volumes and adding value”. The Workshop aimed to empower businesses in Arua to leverage Arua’s strategic position thereby amplifying Uganda’s export volumes through the implementation of value-added processes.

Ahead of the 5th bi-annual retreat under the Theme: “Battle to green field: Transforming Northern Uganda into a commercial production & logistic Hub for export,” the Presidential CEO Forum conducted a four-day field visit to Northern Uganda.

The fourth edition of the bi-annual private sector CEOs Retreat was convened by the Presidential CEO Forum together with the Office of the Prime Minister in collaboration with the Science, Technology, and Innovation Secretariat, National Planning Authority (NPA), and Kiira Motors Corporation, on 2nd-3rd August 2023 under the theme, ‘Uganda’s Industrialization Agenda: Positioning Uganda as a net source of E-mobility Solutions in Africa’.

On 11th June, a team of Board members and Chief Executive Officers of various companies from the Presidential CEO Forum (PCF) have praised farmers in Ziroobwe parish in Luwero district for their efforts towards promoting Value addition and enhancing domestic production. 
The team was led by PCF Board member Ms. Brenda Tibamwenda who represented the PCF Board Chairman Ms. Barbra Mulwana.

On 31st May, 2022, a Hybrid CEO meeting organized by the Presidential CEO Forum was held at the Kampala Serena Hotel. The purpose of the meeting was to strengthen Public-Private engagement for effective promotion of Private Equity investments in Uganda. The meeting was attended by CEOs from various government and private bodies and was chaired by Ms. Barbra Mulwana,the Chairman of the Presidential CEO Forum.
The Guest of Honor was Hon. David Bahati, the Minister of State for Trade and Industries

On 19th March, the Board Members of The Presidential CEO Forum led by the Vice Chairman Mr. Emmanuel Katongole paid a courtesy visit and tour to the state of art facility, at The Uganda Industrial Research Institute in Namanve Industrial Area. The Board Members led by Chairman Katongole in the company of: Mr. Douglas Opio, Dr. Ruth Biyinzika Musoke, Ms. Irene Birungi Mugisha, Ms. Brenda Tibamwenda, Mr. Mathias Katamba, were hosted by Prof. Charles Kwesiga,

I am glad you are here because this is a place of removing cobwebs, this is a place where we educate our soldiers from. H.E welcomed the CEOs. “The First thing we addressed was dealing with the interests of the people.’ In his remarks, he said Ideology brings unity, peace and boosts good infrastructure. Good Infrastructure is very important, let’s start with using that power, the social infrastructure.