Julian is the Founder and CEO of Royal Civility Global Initiative, a firm that specialises in helping people discover, develop , deliver and celebrate their true identity through the word of God. We are committed to developing a Royal mindset, helping people to reign in power as God has originally planned for humanity.
Julian Businge is a Royal Fashions Expert who is creative, caring and customer focused. Since 2019 she has been working closely with the Queen Mother of Tooro, HRH Queen Best and HRH King Oyo Nyimba, in Uganda to create unique Royal fashion and design wear. This is aimed at blending tradition and modernity and creates modern-day cultural wear.
Julian is a published author of several books, Award winning speaker, co-authored books about Royalty, property and business and is well versed in both areas.
She has been privileged to be coached and mentored by the great legends of our generation like Les Brown, one of the World’s best Motivational Speaker and His Excellency Sir. Clyde Rivers, Ambassador at Large for Burundi and Founder of IChange Nations. With their help and support, Julian has gone on to become an inspirational speaker whose message touches people in all areas of their lives. She has spoken for various conferences and has won a speaker’s Award.
In 2020 she was awarded Businesswoman of the year, Inducted into the Global Library of female founders and became UN representative for the Peace society of Kenya.
Julian is passionate about what she does and continues to work with people who are seeking to change their life’s trajectory and rewrite their future.
I wear many hats, am a mother of two children and married to the man of my dreams Professor Patrick Businge.
I was born in Uganda but currently living in the United Kingdom. My parents are the late Eric Sabiiti and my mother is Lucy Sabiiti. Growing up I absolutely loved entrepreneurship and am glad my parents believed in me and supported me. In my teens I managed various businesses like importing products from other countries to Uganda and selling them in town. Later I became the CEO of my late fathers Tours and travel company called Jes International travel consultants when he passed away in 2007. As much as they supported me in my entrepreneurial endeavours, they instilled in me the value of Hard work, Tolerance and respect for other people, Respect for tradition, Loyalty, saving money and many more valuable qualities that have been instrumental in both my personal life and business success.
I left Uganda and joined my husband in England. Once in England, I worked mostly night shifts in both the children’s and elderly healthcare sectors and did childminding business as a side income. I chose working nights because it was flexible and I got to look after my children during the day while my husband was at work.
Unfortunately in July 2016 early one morning I received a call from my boss, she asked me to go to her office before I could travel which was strange. When I went to the office I was informed that I was fired. I lost my job the same day I was traveling to Uganda for my annual leave holiday.
When I returned, my husband and I decided that we should concentrate on small investments of serviced apartments using the rent to rent property strategy that we had started building instead of looking for work. It involved a lot of hard work and sacrifice but it has been worth it.
Today, we have over 20 serviced apartments in Luton and looking to grow nationally and globally. My husband and I are co-founders of several businesses, e.g. Peace Apartments, providing serviced accommodation commonly known as Airbnb. Through this firm, Julian also offers property mentoring and coaching services to women looking for time and financial freedom. Also Together with her husband co-founded World Greatness Awards.
