What does it take to climb life’s highest mountains—both literal and figurative? In this second episode of the Unstoppable Campaign, we sit down with Julius Mbura, a lawyer, poet, car reviewer, and mountaineer who has defied the odds time and time again. Losing his eyesight twice—first as a child and then again just before completing law school—Julius has faced adversity with unparalleled determination and grace.
Julius shares how he has continuously challenged himself to push boundaries, scaling iconic peaks like Mount Kenya and Mount Kilimanjaro. He critiques the special needs education system in Kenya, shedding light on its shortcomings and how it can better serve people with disabilities. Julius also speaks to the incredible potential of technology as a bridge for accessibility, opening doors for greater inclusion and opportunity. Through moments of self-acceptance and resilience, Julius offers valuable lessons about adapting to change, restructuring one’s life after setbacks, and the importance of loving oneself through every challenge.
This conversation is part of a broader campaign by Mastercard Foundation and InABLE, in partnership with the Boardroom Banter Podcast, to amplify the voices of youth with disabilities and shift societal mindsets around youth with disabilities in education and employment. Tune in for an unforgettable story of strength, self-discovery, and the courage to rise above all limits.
Episode Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:53 Meet Julius Mbura
06:42 Losing his sight at 10 years old
12:03 Navigating the education system as a blind man
15:49 Why study Law?
21:57 Losing his sight a second time
29:50 What climbing mountains has taught Julius about himself
35:40 What would you give to get your sight back? 41:51 How technology can build bridges for the blind
47:02 How Julius' advocacy work is influencing policy in Kenya
53:34 A message to other people who are disabled
01:05:50 What's next for Julius?
01:09:35 Elevator Segment
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In this powerful episode, we are joined by DJ Wiwa, an international DJ, fashion enthusiast, gender-based violence advocate, and passionate supporter of women with disabilities. Born with cerebral palsy, DJ Wiwa’s voice is slightly affected, so she’s joined by her sister and caregiver, Pauline, who helps amplify her words and shares her unique perspective as both a support system and best friend.
Together, they take us through DJ Wiwa's inspiring journey—navigating early childhood environments with a disability, learning to embrace her identity and breaking through societal barriers to carve out a fulfilling life and career. Through Pauline’s lens and experience, she offers a powerful perspective on the pivotal role of caregivers in fostering independence, resilience and creating enabling environments for people with disabilities to thrive. Their shared journey underscores the importance of inclusivity, compassion, and the need to dismantle the barriers that limit access to education, employment, and opportunities for people with disabilities.
This conversation is part of a broader campaign by Mastercard Foundation and InABLE, in partnership with the Boardroom Banter Podcast, to amplify the voices of youth with disabilities and shift societal mindsets around youth with disabilities in education and employment.
Tune in for an episode that celebrates strength, hope, and the belief that every dream is achievable, regardless of the challenges life presents.
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Today, we celebrate 3 years of Boardroom Banter! To mark this special occasion, we're bringing you an inspiring conversation with Anthony Mabonga, the Managing Director of Bboxx Kenya—a leader whose organization has revolutionized energy access for over 500,000 Kenyans, providing clean, reliable, and affordable electricity to homes, communities, and businesses that had never experienced it before.
Born and raised in a rural Kenyan village, Anthony shares how his upbringing taught him the importance of community and the transformative power of education. These early lessons laid the foundation for a path of academic excellence, taking him to prestigious institutions like Alliance High School, one of Kenya’s top schools, and eventually Harvard University in the United States.
We go beyond his personal story to unpack the state of the renewable energy industry in Kenya and Africa at large. Anthony breaks down the latest trends shaping the sector, the unique opportunities waiting to be explored, and the innovative strategies Bboxx employs to meet the distinct energy needs of rural and urban populations. We also look to the future, exploring what’s next for energy solutions across Africa and how Anthony’s personal mission continues to evolve with the impact of his work. His insights are a testament to how individual leadership, combined with a commitment to community, can drive lasting change.
This episode is more than just a celebration of our podcast’s 3-year journey; it’s a tribute to resilience, innovation, and a shared vision for a brighter, more connected future. Join us for a conversation that promises to inspire and empower.
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In today’s episode, we’re joined by two visionary entrepreneurs, Niels and Wendy, who are behind an innovative solution called thnx—a digital label that helps you track and recover lost items effortlessly. They take us on a journey through their entrepreneurial story, from how they first crossed paths to how being their most genuine and authentic selves allowed them to forge a strong working relationship. It's a reminder that the best collaborations often stem from shared values, mutual respect, and a sense of purpose.
Thnx Tags aren't just another tech-driven product; it’s a solution that taps into something deeper. It offers the simplest and most efficient lost-and-found system, allowing users to retrieve their misplaced belongings quickly and easily. What makes it truly unique is not just the tracking technology, but the way it leverages human honesty and reliability. It’s a solution that banks on the goodness of people, reminding us that sometimes the best innovations aren’t just about the tech—they’re about trust.
This episode challenges us to think about the broader question: What simple technologies can we create that unlock the potential of human connection? Today’s conversation will leave you inspired to believe in the power of both people and innovation, and how the two can come together to create meaningful solutions.
If you would like to reach out to Niels and talk about the work that thnx is doing, reach out to him directly: niels@thnxtags.com
Episode Chapters
00:00- Introduction
6:26- How Niels & Wendy Met
14:24- Value of Knowing Your Colleagues
16:36- Shared Values in Work Relationships
19:52- Thnx Tags- Birth of The Idea
25:18- Investability & Scalability of Ideas
28:48- Honesty As A Tool For Impact
38:31- What are Users Saying?
52:58- The Pitch: Why Us?
1:05:48- Looking Ahead To The Future
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In today's episode, we sit down with Mike Warner, a true pioneer in the music industry with over 20 years of experience, to dive deep into his incredible journey.
From being an artist himself to becoming a key figure in empowering musicians through technology, Mike has lived and breathed every aspect of the music industry. Mike's passion for helping artists get their music heard has driven his work in music production, distribution, analytics, engineering and so much more.
Growing up in Australia, Mike discovered his love for music through vibrant local communities. He shares how these experiences shaped his career and created for him the platforms to explore the unique ability of music to bring people together and impact lives. Mike also sheds light on the current and evolving music streaming landscape, offering invaluable insights on key trends every artist should keep an eye on, discusses the challenges and opportunities of streaming platforms and makes bold predictions about the future of the digital music landscape.
If you're an artist, a music enthusiast, or just curious about the future of music, this episode is packed with expert advice and thought-provoking insights. Hop in for this deep dive into the world of music, tech, and creativity!
To get in touch with or find out more about Mike and the work that he does, check him out on https://www.askmikewarner.com/
Episode Chapters:
00:00- Introduction to Mike
07:12- Early Childhood Experiences in Music
15:48- Finding a Music Community
19:28- Self-awareness in the Music World
26:16- The Process of Making Music
34:20- From Self-releasing Music to Self-publishing a Book
36:10- The Value of Music Education
47:26- The Music Business= Artists & Companies
55:15- The Future of Music Consumption
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In this week’s compelling episode, we welcome Shermin Kruse, a stoic empathy specialist dedicated to helping individuals and companies evolve through thought-provoking dialogue. Growing up in Iran during a time of conflict, Shermin found refuge in her home, where her parents encouraged a love for reading and the pursuit of knowledge. This nurturing environment taught her that the true nature of a society's people is not defined by its political turmoil but by the character and values of the people.
After immigrating to America, Shermin's experiences with the realities of being an immigrant shaped her understanding of human nature and and the intricacies of social power structures, reinforcing her principles of integrity and resilience. She now channels these life lessons into her work, teaching the concept of stoic empathy—the ability to maintain emotional control while connecting deeply with others.
This episode delves into how Shermin translates her rich tapestry of experiences into actionable teachings. We'll explore how stoic empathy can be effectively practiced in various scenarios, from personal relationships to professional environments- as we discover the profound impact that understanding and mastering this skill can have on enhancing communication, fostering compassion and building stronger, more empathetic communities.
Episode Chapters
00:00 - Introduction to Shermin
06:26 - Her Early Childhood In Iran
12:26 - Adapting To Change In New Environments
17:08 - Early Career Decisions
26:13 - What Is Stoic Empathy?
30:50 - How Applying Stoic Empathy Influences Our Relationships
35:36 - Stoic Empathy In Society
42:43 - Shermin's Upcoming Book & Its Interesting Ideas That Will Challenge Readers
50:17 - How Shermin's Work Is Contributing To A Better Future
57:03 - Outro + Announcement
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In today’s episode, we step into the world of Dr. Matshidiso Moeti, the Regional Director for Africa at the World Health Organization. With roots in South Africa and a childhood shaped by the rich cultural landscapes of Botswana and Eswatini, Dr. Moeti's diverse cultural background has profoundly influenced her life's mission of improving health equity and justice across the African continent.
Her commitment to equity and justice was forged in the crucible of Southern Africa's historical struggles, driving her to dedicate her life to empowering communities and creating just, equitable spaces. This passion was further nurtured by her upbringing in a family of doctors, where dinner table conversations about public health opened her eyes to the intricate connections between health, financial status, political climates, and cultural backgrounds. In her current role at WHO, Dr. Moeti oversees a vast network of dedicated professionals working tirelessly across Africa to improve health outcomes. In this episode, she sheds light on the state of public health across the continent, focusing on crucial indicators like immunization rates, child mortality, infectious disease control, and the rising tide of non-communicable diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and mental health issues among the youth.
Dr. Moeti emphasizes the urgent need for systemic solutions to these challenges, advocating for the integration of social interventions to bolster community health. Her insights are not just a call to action but a roadmap for how we can collectively work towards a healthier, more equitable future for Africa and the vital role of her WHO team in this ongoing mission.
Episode Chapters
00:00 -Introduction
07:15 -Early Childhood In South Africa, Botswana, Eswatini & Swaziland
17:48: -Relationship With Her African Identity
23:25 -Key Decisions In Her Academic Life
30:25 -Stepping Into Her Role As R.D For Africa
40:42 -State Of Public Health In Africa & Its Indicators
47:36 -Shifting The Narratives Around Mental Health Challenges
53:27 -Adapting Her Leadership Style In Her Role As R.D
1:03:48 -Balancing Professional & Personal Life Decisions
1:06:28 -Future Outlook For Africa & Her Career
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In today’s episode, we dive into the heartbeat of the Kenyan music industry as we sit down with the incredible Bilha Ngaruiya, Country Manager of ONErpm for Kenya, to uncover how distribution companies are revolutionizing the industry.
Bilha spends her time helping artists across Kenya access essential music services through ONErpm to advance their brand and careers. Her early experiences gave her a profound understanding of artists' needs and challenges, allowing her to foster close and impactful relationships with stakeholders within the industry towards the impact she’s creating today. We also explore the crucial role of data in decision-making for artists, where Bilha explains how understanding geographic locations, demographics, and genres can unlock new revenue streams and drive smart business decisions.
As we uncover the intricacies of the music industry, we also look at what artists think about the role of distributors through the lens of academic research findings and breakdown the knowledge gaps that currently exist that prevent artists from reaching new heights in the music market.
Whether you're an aspiring artist or a music enthusiast, this episode is packed with essential knowledge on navigating and thriving in the ever-evolving music landscape.
To learn more about Bilha and the amazing work that she does, check out her LinkedIn here and the ONErpm website here.
Episode Chapters
00:00- Introduction to Bilha & Her Early Life
23:32- ONErpm & The Role of Music Distribution
37:41- Kenya vs Other African Music Markets
45:58- How Industry Insights Relate To Academic Research
50:10- Music Intelligence & Data-driven Business Decisions
1:07:12- Future Prospects For Kenyan Music
1:18:25- Quick Fire Questions & Outro
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Our guest this episode, Gina Din- Kariuki, is a powerful voice in the world of brand storytelling. Raised in an environment that championed reaching for dreams amidst a backdrop of a changing Africa, Gina witnessed firsthand the continent's resilience during a pivotal time where political, cultural, and technological shifts were shaping the world.
This dynamic upbringing ignited a lifelong passion within Gina: telling the stories of different brands and businesses. Her career began at an impressive 21-years-old, when she led the corporate affairs at Barclays Bank in Kenya- entrusted with redefining the company’s narrative for a more Africa-centric future. This marked the beginning of a remarkable journey that has seen Gina become a master storyteller for various brands.
In our conversation, Gina dives deep into the art of storytelling: how to craft compelling narratives for brands, the trends that are shaping how consumers perceive the different brands that they interact with every day and the importance of Africans sharing their authentic stories. From navigating the corporate communications landscape to leveraging modern-day digital technology to amplify impact, this discussion offers invaluable insights for aspiring storytellers and entrepreneurs alike.
Gina's story, chronicled in her book "Daughter of Africa," is a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of sharing our narratives. Join us as she equips us with the tools to tell our story and the stories of the brands we represent!
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From captivating photography to inspiring videos, Jonathan spends his time crafting narratives that bridge hearts and minds. In this episode, we discover how he transforms empathy and compassion into powerful tools for creative expression, in both his personal life as an artist as well as guiding businesses to authentically connect with their audiences.
His childhood challenges shaped his deep-seated belief in fostering welcoming spaces where everyone feels connected. This conversation delves into the transformative power of self-discovery and how this impacts how we see ourselves and interact with the world around us to nurture authentic relationships. Jonathan emphasizes on the need for creatives to embrace imperfection and get good at creating ‘bad art’, laying out various tools and practices that would help artists be able to achieve this kind of mindset shift.
Step into Jonathan’s world with us as we uncover the profound impact of knowing oneself, the beauty of vulnerability in creative endeavors, and how to harness imperfection to amplify creative output. Whether you're a struggling creative or simply longing for deeper connections, this episode will leave you feeling inspired and empowered.
To learn more about Jonathan and the incredible work that he does, check out his website here and his YouTube channel here.
Episode Chapters
00:00- Introduction
06:02- Childhood Upbringing & Experiences
15:18- Discovering Purpose As A Young Adult
22:12- Stepping Into Our Creative Flow
31:52- The Weight Of Other People's Stories
44:00- The 30-Day Challenge
50:32- Getting Good At Making Bad Art
54:16- Creating From An Authentic Place
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Our guest today is committed to enhancing people's lives by empowering them to recognize their inherent greatness.
Mark Paulson is the President of People First Operations Inc., helping leaders understand their people's strengths, motivations, and goals, and then aligning them with processes that fit their needs and abilities. From an early age, Mark has always had an insatiable curiosity, often taking things apart to find out how they work. He went on to apply this same kind of analytical mindset in other aspects of his life, from the communities and spaces he engaged with, to his 30 years of leadership experience in the high-tech industry.
In this episode, Mark unravels the intricacies of hiring processes from his experience in the tech world and illustrates the transformational leadership models necessary to create work cultures within an organization that contribute to sustainable growth. We also delve into the qualities that hiring managers look for in an ideal team player such as humility, hunger, and high emotional intelligence skills - and why it is important for young professionals to be intentional about excavating themselves to understand who they are, what abilities they possess, and how to position themselves for the opportunities that await them.
Join us for yet another masterclass episode that bridges the gap between the complex hiring processes in the job market and empowering individuals to thrive within them.
To learn more about Mark and the incredible work that he does, check out his LinkedIn profile here.
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As a highly accomplished technologist and social impact advocate, Maria is actually most proud of the fact that she’s indeed, a super mom!
From automating her workflow to learning new ways to engage her children, Maria describes how her work as Chile and Argentina’s national technology officer at Microsoft has created a new love and appreciation for tech in our lives. In this episode, we unpack Maria’s stellar career from saving lives in the Public Sector to helping corporations and governments better implement technology at scale.
Join us for another fun-packed, insightful and informative conversation about how you and I can support emerging markets to get ahead of the tech curve!
To learn more about María & the work she does, check out his LinkedIn profile here.
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The world as we know it is at a tipping point in this fourth Industrial Revolution, and today’s guest has a front seat in building strategic partnerships in the world of work and technology to move us towards this bright future.
Michael Liley is the Senior Managing Director at Sand Technologies, an organization that is at the core of the tech services market equipped with young, experienced talent that is focused on solving enterprise-level challenges with advanced AI and data solutions. In this conversation, we look at the history of technological advancement over the past few decades, unpack the current state of the labour market on the African continent and the megatrends that are driving digital transformation in our rapidly evolving economy.
This conversation will allow you to understand what it truly takes to not just equip young people with talent but also deploy them to spaces where they are needed and can make the most impact.
Join us for yet another insightful chat in the Boardroom that rests at the heart of the innovation and opportunity, as we delve into the strategies, initiatives, and collaborations shaping the future of work in the digital age.
To learn more about Michael and the work that he does, check out his LinkedIn profile here and Sand Technologies here.
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When Jason was young, he was enamored with the idea of creating wildly imaginative comics. As an artist and storyteller, he has evolved into a branding and storytelling powerhouse who turns everyday brands into high converting businesses that are “binge-worthy” through narrative design.
In this episode we unpack his work at the helm of his agency JHT Design Studios alongside his lifelong passion to use creative fiction to help young Christians walk in and better understand their faith via Group Lore.
Join us in the boardroom for a fascinating conversation at the intersection of business, faith and stories that bring people together.
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Are you creating meaningful change, inspiring hope and breathing life into the world through the stories you share?
Today's conversation sets sail from the island of Mauritius on a special graduation morning. Our guest, Julie Gichuru, challenges us to think deeply about the "why" behind the stories we tell about ourselves and the communities around us. Julie is an Afro-optimist, mother, wife, and the Chief Public Affairs & Communications Officer at Mastercard Foundation.
In this episode, we delve into her early childhood experiences and the communities that shaped her character, values and how she sees the world. She speaks about how her passion for theatre, plays and written works birthed her love for storytelling and the African continent- influencing her approach to journalism in her early career. She steers us through the changing tides of the journalism industry, communication, and storytelling in the digital age- emphasizing the need for creators to ask themselves whether their work is creating a positive impact and supporting the communities that their stories are embedded in.
In addition, Julie speaks about the incredible work that she does with Mastercard Foundation and their ‘Young Africa Works’ strategy of seeing 30 million young Africans in digified and fulfilling work by 2030. Julie’s story inspires every young African to enthusiastically seek out their purpose in all areas of their lives and hold steadfast in answering the calling of our generation.
If you are interested in engaging more with Julie and her work, check out her LinkedIn here and visit the Mastercard Foundation here.
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Joining us with a rich tapestry of experience and exposure, this week's guest joins us in the boardroom from the world of strategy consulting and venture capital with a radical view of how Africans can build businesses that make a difference.
Kristin Wilson spent her early professional life studying modern thought & literature, African studies, and neuroscience at leading institutions like Oxford, Princeton, and Stanford and led a tangentially different career in management consulting and venture capital. In this episode, we discuss the ways that culture and history play a part in how businesses across various societies build for success.
As a champion of African entrepreneurship, Kristin also unpacks a fascinating model as to how we can begin to move the needle as a continent by embracing our core values, strengths, and collective identity while appreciating our nuances. Join us in the boardroom to unravel the colorful fabric of psychology that drives our society, politics and business in Africa.
If you are interested in engaging more with Kristin and her work, check out her LinkedIn here or check out Spurt! here.
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Storytelling, when used effectively can be an incredible tool to catapult your career and business through relationships.
No one embodies this idea quite like John Hill, who turned a passion for language, ideas and people into a massively successful career and life as a tech evangelist at LinkedIn and now Techstars. The concept of telling the stories, ideas and values of a business to global audiences to boost adoption is now widely known as evangelism, but when John started his career in traditional media, he never imagined where it would lead him.
In this episode, we explore how entrepreneurs and professionals can leverage their unique stories to build relationships that can move the needle!
If you are interested in engaging more with John and his work, check out his LinkedIn here or check out Techstars here.
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Navigating the career space can be a daunting task, especially when you’re a creative charting an unconventional path through life.
In today’s episode, we speak with Sam Wells, founder of Tern Heads- a career development platform for emerging creatives looking for their first jobs or clients in the creative industry. Sam has worked in the creative industry for over 16 years, leveraging the power of community to support young people struggling to understand and showcase their full creative potential through
We touch on her early experiences trying to figure out what a career in her industry looked like in the mid-2000’s- when Rihanna was dropping Umbrella, J.K Rowling was publishing the last Harry Potter book and Steve Jobs was launching the iPhone. She highlights the challenges she faced adapting to the evolving world at the time, how she networked her way through various work spaces and the value of community as a support system in any creative’s journey.
If you are a creative and are unsure about how to navigate the first few hurdles of kickstarting your career then you’re tuned in to just the right episode. Join us as we dive into Sam’s world of creative career development.
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In our first episode of the year, we take a trip to the United Kingdom where Jonathan Chippindale leverages tech and data to shape consumer perception and adoption of our favorite fashion brands.
With a fascinating childhood rooted in adventure and curiosity, Johnathan turned a fascination with style and culture into a valuable asset in the world of business that has helped brands like Luis Vuitton, Richemont and Tommy Hilfiger to win the hearts and minds of an entire generation of consumers. In this episode, we discuss key lessons that he has learned from working closely with creative directors such as Virgil Abloh, incredible events such as the New York Fashion Week and insights from his conversations with colleagues in the industry.
Join us for a mind-blowing exploration of consumer psychology and a radical approach to innovation in digital retail!
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Jasiel didn’t always know he would find himself in the startup world, but after an early career on Wall Street, he realized the need to rethink how we support and invest in Africa’s most exciting entrepreneurs.
Hailing from Ghana, Jasiel is the Africa Investment Officer at Accion Venture Lab where he leads the growth of a dynamic portfolio of finance technology startups. In this episode, we uncover Jasiel’s unconventional journey into the venture capital industry, and his fascinating insights as to why more investors need to focus on women-led startups in particular. With a deep belief in the transformational power of entrepreneurship in Africa, Jasiel brings a refreshing and reflective perspective on how we should go about building and investing in companies that have world-changing potential!
Join us for yet another exciting episode in The Boardroom this week!
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