In this engaging episode, André Darmanin engages in a stimulating conversation with Jenny Vasquez Newsum and Angela Howard, where they share their journeys as entrepreneurs and deliberate the future of entrepreneurship for marginalized individuals. Jenny Vasquez Newsum, the founder of Untapped Leaders, shares her experience devising a program that focuses on developing leadership skills while centring marginalized perspectives. On the other hand, Angela Howard talks about her work with Call for Culture, an initiative that uses a multidisciplinary approach to cultural transformation and change. Throughout the discussion, they explore the impact of women entrepreneurs of colour and the need for more inclusive and resilient entrepreneurial ecosystems. They also address the challenges of changing organizational mentalities and the importance of social impact in entrepreneurship. Their conversation delves into the financial challenges female entrepreneurs face, especially women of colour. They shed light on the limited mindset around raising funds and finding grants and the disparity in financial backing for their ventures. In addition to this, they highlight the importance of identity in shaping career paths, focusing on leveraging lived experiences as assets. They conclude the conversation by reflecting on the need for entrepreneurs to prioritize self-care and take a step back from work to maintain their well-being, which is often overlooked.