Methew Bernard is an entrepreneur who has the vision in agriculture ecosystem, as a strategic leader, and passionate advocate of sustainable and digitalized farming.  Being a native of Tanzania, he is the founder of Mwanakatwe Farms, a company involved in inclusive agriculture entrenched in agriproduct, animal husbandry and projects in the blue economy. The company also is involved in consultancy in agrobusiness, and hence takes a position being an innovator in constructive initiatives within East African agriculture development.

Methew is also deeply committed to social transformation through the Kilimo Club Initiative, a platform established to unlock opportunities within the agricultural ecosystem for youth and women. By leveraging digital tools and inclusive approaches, Kilimo Club, which promotes agriculture opportunities for youth and women, food security and nutrition among others. He implements projects in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want, and Tanzania Development Vision 2050.

He holds a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Education and completed a one-year advanced training in Israel under the Agrostudies program, where he gained in-depth experience in modern agricultural systems. Methew is also an alumnus of the Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI) at Kenyatta University in Nairobi. He brings a blend of academic knowledge, international exposure, and grassroots engagement to his work.