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Mk Timothy is a Ugandan angel investor and entrepreneur. He is the founder of Tim Tech Consults and serves as the Executive Director of MK Timothy & Company.

Timothy co-founded Tim Tech Consults, where he holds the position of Chief Technology Officer. In 2014, he ventured into real estate, acquiring and refurbishing properties in Kampala and Mbarara, Uganda. By 2017, his business interests had expanded to include a coffee farm in Masaka, along with investments in mining.

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	'''[[Mk Timothy]]''' is a Ugandan angel investor and entrepreneur. He is the founder of Tim Tech Consults and serves as the Executive Director of MK Timothy & Company. Timothy co-founded Tim Tech Consults, where he holds the position of Chief Technology Officer. In 2014, he ventured into real estate, acquiring and refurbishing properties in Kampala and Mbarara, Uganda. By 2017, his business interests had expanded to include a coffee farm in Masaka, along with investments in mining.		'''[[Mk Timothy]]''' is a Ugandan angel investor and entrepreneur. He is the founder of [[Tim Tech Consults]] and serves as the Executive Director of [[MK Timothy & Company]]. [[File:Mk Timothy.png\|thumb\|100px]] Timothy co-founded Tim Tech Consults, where he holds the position of Chief Technology Officer. In 2014, he ventured into real estate, acquiring and refurbishing properties in Kampala and Mbarara, Uganda. By 2017, his business interests had expanded to include a coffee farm in Masaka, along with investments in mining.