We end this season with Damilola Fajuyigbe, Ph.D, a Scientist who currently occupies the role of Scienfic & Medical Strategy Manager at L’Oreal. We discussed how she brings together her knowledge, skills, femininity and race to create solutions for others whilst making an impact in your sphere.
Read MoreA conversation with Kike Sanyaolu, Design manager and entrepreneur. We discuss her pathway into the world of architecture and construction, a path that few women take. A true example of the magic that can happen when vision, aspiration and good ol' perspiration come together. This is a very practical conversation for aspiring architects especially for those young ladies wondering if there is a place in that world for them.
Read MoreAdjoa is a subject matter expert in financial crime compliance with specific expertise in economic sanctions, Anti-money laundering, and terrorist financing. Adjoa oozes so much positivity, spirit, and gusto! But you have to be when life has thrown you curve balls from so many angles. Having suffered an unimaginable loss so early on in her life, Adjoa continues to thrive in various spaces and is an inspiration to us all to put on a good attitude and push forward with strong determination.
Read MoreThe possibilities are endless when you can blend your passions in and out of the workplace to lead to transformational business and personal change. That is what Catharina has been able to achieve as she uses her extensive toolkit as a business analyst to help people and small businesses thrive.
Read MoreDiscussion with Oyeyemi, co-founder of Virgos Lounge, a global vintage-inspired brand. We discuss everything from ideation, manufacturing, dealing with customers, rising from mistakes, and staying focused on building sustainably.
Read MoreOur first group conversation with 3 beautiful black female authors who are using the stories of their lives and in their hearts to change narratives and perspectives. In this conversation, we discuss their individual journey to becoming authors. What struck me was how similar their start-up stories were – They all started exploring their voice through blogging pulling from deep (seeking) experiences in their lives and their writing journey however young or mature has been divinely inspired with a strong sense of purpose.
Read MoreVome is a chemical engineer who is passionate about energy, a self-published author, and a passionate problem solver. In this episode, Vome talked to us about her academic and professional journey so far, how she assessed and eliminated options along the way and how she sought out passion in her work and her life.
Read MoreBukola is the founder/CEO of Career Masterclass, a not for profit social enterprise dedicated to enabling the progression of Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME) professionals in the workplace. Through webinars, live events and the annual STRETCH conference, Bukola teaches practical career tips to a varied BAME audience which has resulted in tangible career progress for the participants. An amazing conversation with a woman who rose to an MD role at Barclays, London.
Read MoreBusola is a gifted engineer turned business woman who bares it all for our viewers. Her honesty about her family struggles and a number of challenges along the way is humbling but what is most encouraging is her staggering pursuit for excellence despite all that life has brought her way.
Read MoreThis episode is with a fearless leader, Ifedayo Durosinmi-Etti, Founder of AGS Tribe. We discuss how her seemingly disjoined corporate and business experiences have now come full circle to amplify the social mobility work that she is so passionate about and actively engaged in.
Read MoreOn this episode, I chat with Toyin Opebiyi, a lawyer turned baker extraordinaire on her from law to the business and the many diverse stops she took in between. Pick up your pen and paper guys! This is a masterclass in launching a new business/brand and turning your passion to profits.
Read MoreFor our first episode is with Adesuwa Okunbo - Rhodes, Black Female Founding Partner & MD at a PE firm. We discussed her background and her pathway into finance that led her to Partner & MD of a Private Equity firm at only 28 years old. She spoke passionately about the wins she secured through persistence but also about some of the challenges associated with being the trifecta of female, black, and young.
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