BAME in business - Creating Better Networks For Founders

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Thirty Days From Now

Mal & Jen

15 episodes

3 days ago

A lot can change in 30 days...Motivational discovery and spiritual transformation for knowledge seekers and the intellectually curious. Hosted by sisters Mal & Jen

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A lot can change in 30 days...Motivational discovery and spiritual transformation for knowledge seekers and the intellectually curious. Hosted by sisters Mal & Jen

Self-Improvement

Education

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BAME in business - Creating Better Networks For Founders

Thirty Days From Now

56 minutes 23 seconds

5 years ago

BAME in business - Creating Better Networks For Founders

What does it mean to a black and ethnic minority founder in tech?

Bayo Adelaja is the founder and CEO of Do it Now Now; which she founded in 2016 in response to gaps in the support available to Afro-Caribbean innovators building tech companies and social enterprises in the UK and across Africa. The initiatives Bayo developed for Do it Now Now have led to awards by both Harvard University and Oxford University's Business Schools for her work to create and foster opportunities for under-served communities through technology. 3 communities/initiatives she designed to support underrepresented people in tech, were named "Top in Europe" by FT-backed digital news platform, Sifted.

We talk about the challenges faced by BAME founders and solutions needed to help them thrive because black business matters.