About iCare Plus
Godfrey Chinomona · MBA · MMIS · PMP · CISSP — Founder, iCare Plus · Technology Executive · Nonprofit Leader

The Founder
Godfrey Chinomona is the Founder of iCare Plus and the President of Acextic Corporation, an IT consulting company he has led for more than two decades. He is a technology executive, entrepreneur, and nonprofit leader whose journey reflects discipline, sacrifice, global experience, and a long-standing commitment to opening doors for others.
After high school in Zimbabwe, he stepped directly into responsibility — working to support his mother and siblings while continuing his education. That season did not delay his future; it forged his character.
“His story did not begin with comfort. It began with responsibility.”
Godfrey began his professional career at Old Mutual Zimbabwe, rising from Trainee Programmer to Senior Analyst and Section Manager, while earning a Higher National Diploma in Management Information Systems from Harare Polytechnic. He later spent 10 years with the Botswana Government Computer Bureau, contributing to enterprise systems within a national government environment.
After moving to the United States in 2000, he continued working and studying — earning an MBA from Lake Forest Graduate School of Management in Chicago while working full time. He also holds a Masters in Management Information Systems (MMIS), CIMA, and a Higher National Diploma in Data Processing Management (IMIS UK), alongside certifications including PMP, CISSP, Oracle Certified Expert, and Salesforce.
Over a 25+ year consulting career, he has delivered across insurance, telecommunications, government, manufacturing, engineering, and nonprofit sectors.
Long before iCare Plus was formally established in 2020, Godfrey was already investing his own resources into people and communities — supporting students through school fees from primary to university level, funding university sponsorships, providing computers, tablets, books, and sports equipment, and drilling boreholes. That support has reached communities in Zimbabwe, DRC, and Tanzania.
This is what makes iCare Plus credible: the mission did not begin with incorporation papers. It began with consistent action.
Godfrey served for more than 10 years as Chairman of the Board of the United African Organization in Chicago, providing strategic oversight to a nonprofit serving African immigrants and refugees. He also serves as a Board Member of Men of Faith Network.
Today, Godfrey leads iCare Plus with a bold and strategic vision for community transformation — one that goes beyond short-term aid and focuses on education, digital access, entrepreneurship, and sustainable infrastructure. That vision is embodied in the Mutondo Smart Community Center: more than a project, a replicable model for long-term rural transformation.
“The goal is not charity alone. The goal is to build systems that create opportunity for generations.”
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