Enock Kasepa – Founder
Early Life & Football Career
Before entering the corporate and environmental sectors, Enock Kasepa dedicated his youth and early adult life to competitive football, balancing elite professional academy requirements with exceptional grassroots success. Playing for his local youth team, SMF Peckham FC (later renamed Peckham DT FC in honour of Damilola Taylor, training out of the Damilola Taylor Centre), Enock won the Golden Boot in his first season. His standout performance in an off season trial caught the attention of professional scouts, leading to a trial with West Ham United FC’s satellite centre in Beckton in August 2004. On 16th October 2004—exactly one week before his 14th birthday—he officially signed his schoolboy contract with the WHUFC Academy at the Chadwell Heath training ground along with his parents with the usual breakdown of opportunities available to him and the expectations of a formal representative youth player at WHUFC.
Driven by a commitment to his local roots, Enock continued competing for Peckham during his second season in organised grassroots football. This required balancing a punishing weekend double-schedule: competing for West Ham on Saturday mornings and leading the attack as the primary striker for Peckham on Sundays. He secured a consecutive Golden Boot award and helped steer the team to a completely flawless, Bexley district league championship season with zero draws and zero losses. The Grassroots club in Peckham was uniquely high-calibre, serving as a major incubator for professional talent—producing two future long-term EFL Championship players and a veteran of the highest level of non-league football for over a decade.
Within the professional academy setup at Chadwell Heath, Enock was part of West Ham’s academy and subsequent non-contract development setup from the 2004/05 season through the 2011/12 season, playing youth matches at Little Heath, training at the Beckton Training ground on 4G during the winter months, and progressing to the non-contract Development Squad having his first set back at 16 by not being offered to continue to the U18 youth squad as a Scholar. However, still highly regarded by the majority of the coaching staff for his raw attributes, technique and high-ceiling potential, he was retained through the ranks on a non-contractual basis until his eventual release in 2012 after a club overhaul the season prior with a new first team manager and senior coaching staff under him, he was released due to performance inconsistency. A lifelong supporter of Arsenal FC, he also earned a competitive two-week trial with the club during his formative playing years (07/08). Following his inability to secure a scholarship from West Ham, Enock joined Brentford FC as a trialist during their 2013/14 League One campaign before choosing to step away from the sport completely to focus on an entirely new professional trajectory.
Financial Expertise & Asset Management
Demonstrating the same focus required on the pitch, Enock transitioned directly into the financial services sector. He successfully obtained his CeMAP (Certificate in Mortgage Advice and Practice) qualification and built a distinguished decade-long career. As an FCA-governed Mortgage Broker and later Senior Private Clients Financial Consultant, he specialised in structuring complex, high-value real estate transactions, managing premium client portfolios, and analyzing asset risks.
What accelerated his career in high-value asset management was his cross-cultural background and language capability. Enock is Multilingual, speaking both Teochew and Cantonese with no detectable accent, alongside basic conversational Mandarin and a very basic comprehension of Vietnamese. Because owning Prime London property is a major status symbol across Asian financial hubs like Singapore, Hong Kong, and Guangdong in mainland China he was able to build instant, genuine rapport with UHNW/HNW international investors in their native mother tongue. Breaking traditional stereotypes allowed him to cultivate unparalleled trust, streamline cross-border capital flows, and successfully close complex, high loan value transactions in London’s prime property markets.
Founding Kilowatt Weeding Limited
Enock went on to found Kilowatt Weeding Limited in 2023, bringing his experience in financial services and property into commercial vegetation management. Based in Berkeley Square, London, the company provides chemical-free electrical weed control for local authorities, commercial developers and land managers, supported by dispatch hubs in Greenwich and Slough.