Date of recording: 24 June 2025
Summary:
In this episode of the Made in Migration podcast, Raj Narayan shares her inspiring journey from a corporate executive to the founder of Emajin Golf, a business that reimagines golf as an inclusive networking tool. She discusses the challenges of migrating, the importance of resilience, and how golf serves as a powerful equaliser in building relationships. Raj emphasises the significance of community and support for migrants looking to start their own ventures, and shares her vision for expanding Emajin Golf internationally.
Keywords:
Migration, Australia, golf, networking, entrepreneurship, leadership, inclusivity, business, community, Raj Narayan
Chapters:
02:11 – Raj’s migration journey
06:08 - Building relationships through golf
08:59 - Leadership lessons from a migrant perspective
10:59 - The birth of Emajin Golf
16:57 - Balancing passion and business
19:31 - Golf as a networking tool for migrants
24:52 - Overcoming challenges
27:54 - The entrepreneurial journey
29:21 - Future vision for Emajin Golf
31:08 - Advice for migrants starting their own business
Acknowledgments:
Our heartfelt thanks to Raj Narayan so generously volunteering her time, and for imparting her knowledgeand insights!
As always, many thanks to our editor, Ryan Prestipino of Fallen Pine Studio, for his amazing work behind the scenes.
And of course, thank you to our listeners, without which this podcast would simply not exist.
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