After a £1.25M Exit, Kemar Sisimayi-Dyke Is Redefining Marketing Across London
After selling Elysian Embrace for £1.25 million in 2025, Kemar Sisimayi-Dyke could have stepped away from entrepreneurship. Instead, the Founder of Nova Connects, Wembley’s leading marketing agency, turned his focus towards helping businesses grow. Raised in Church End, Harlesden, his journey from North West London to partnering with councils and mentoring future entrepreneurs is driven by one mission: creating opportunities and building brands that make a lasting impact across London and beyond.
How Kemar Sisimayi-Dyke Is Building the Future of London’s Brands
In a city defined by ambition, culture and relentless competition, few young entrepreneurs are making an impact quite like Kemar Sisimayi-Dyke. As Founder and Director of Nova Connects, now recognised as Wembley’s leading marketing agency, Kemar is creating a reputation not simply for building campaigns, but for building brands with purpose.
After successfully exiting his jewellery company, Elysian Embrace, in a £1.25 million deal in 2025, many would have considered the milestone a destination. For Kemar, it was only the beginning.
His next chapter was not driven by financial success. It was driven by passion.
Today, through Nova Connects, Kemar is helping brands across London scale their visibility, strengthen their identity and create lasting influence in an increasingly competitive market. His mission reaches far beyond traditional marketing. He believes every business has a story, and the right strategy can transform that story into a movement.
That passion was shaped long before boardrooms, partnerships and business headlines.
Growing up in Church End, Harlesden in North West London, Kemar experienced an environment where opportunities were not always visible and pathways to success were often limited. The area taught him resilience, determination and the value of creating opportunities rather than waiting for them.
Those experiences became the foundation of his entrepreneurial mindset.
Now recognised as one of the youngest leaders operating at this level within London's marketing landscape, Kemar has made it his responsibility to open doors for others while continuing to build his own journey.
Alongside growing Nova Connects, he actively invests time into networking events, mentoring initiatives and community driven programmes designed to inspire entrepreneurship across London. His work extends beyond business development and into creating genuine opportunities for the next generation.
This commitment has led to partnerships and collaborative initiatives with organisations including Brent Council and the City of Westminster, helping support local communities, emerging entrepreneurs and future business leaders.
For Kemar, success has never been measured purely by revenue or recognition.
His focus remains on impact.
As Nova Connects continues to grow, so does his vision. What began in North West London is now evolving into a wider mission to help businesses not only across the capital, but around the world, unlock growth and realise their potential.
From Church End to creating influence across London’s business landscape, Kemar Sisimayi-Dyke represents a new generation of entrepreneur, one that understands where he came from, values where he is now and remains focused on where he is going next.
And if his journey so far is any indication, this is still only the beginning.