The people accountable for the work
Barima Investment Holdings is run by two Co-Founders who stay close to the work. The same two people who agree the objectives with you are the ones accountable for delivering them.
- Structure
- Founder-led, Namibian-owned
- Based in
- Windhoek, Namibia
- Companies
- Five, under one group
An experienced Founder with a Background in Marketing and Advertising. Shinana holds a National Diploma in Marketing Management from the University of Johannesburg, a B-Tech in Business Marketing from Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT), and a Certificate in Project Management from the Project Management Institute (PMI). Responsible for sourcing new business, conducting feasibility studies and managing daily operations.
Shinana also serves as the Vice Chairperson on the Board of the Namibian Society of Composers and Authors of Music (NASCAM), Namibia’s only Collective Management Organisation dedicated to protecting, promoting and administering the royalties and rights of music creators and rights holders across the Country.
With close to 15 years’ experience in business development, project management and deal execution, Ndemuweda is a seasoned Entrepreneur managing and developing new businesses. He has vast knowledge and experience in industries such as Property Development and Construction, Media, marketing and advertising, Events Management and Project Management.
Ndemuweda is currently reading towards a Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) with the University of Namibia, and has attended numerous leadership seminars and workshops that have shaped his business acumen.
He has founded and co-founded two youth led organisations:
- University of Namibia Business Innovation Society (UNIBIS) — a first of its kind society at the University of Namibia, created to give business administration students access to the corporate world and show them how to do business innovatively.
- Highlands Youth Organization (HYO) — focused on Christianity, sport, enterprise development and charity work. Registered under the National Youth Council, HYO has members in eight regions of Namibia.
Three steps we run around every project
Agree the objectives
Before anything starts we set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound objectives with you, in writing. A slower first meeting and a faster everything else.
Define the indicators
We agree the key performance indicators that will tell both of us whether the work succeeded, and we agree them before money is spent rather than after the invoice.
Measure and report
After delivery we measure against those same indicators and report honestly, including the parts that underperformed and what we would change next time.
Start with a conversation about what you need
Tell us what you are trying to do and we will point you to the company in the group that does it.