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  1. EP. 40 Raising the Next Generation: Morenikeji Oloyede on Literacy, Play, and Identity

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    EP. 40 Raising the Next Generation: Morenikeji Oloyede on Literacy, Play, and Identity

    Send us Fan Mail Morenikeji Oloyede’s life work centers on equipping young children through language and literacy. In this episode, we explore the holistic development of the African child, from the stories they consume to the home environments that shape them. She unpacks the counterintuitive, essential benefits of physical books over tablets for early cognitive growth, alongside the silent danger of youth growing up without seeing their own realities reflected in the media they consume. Moving beyond the page, we examine the deeply formative elements of the home, breaking down how to correctly interpret sudden behavioral withdrawal in kids and the critical questions caregivers must ask themselves in those tense moments.  Support the show

    1 h 5 min
  2. EP.39 The Queen of Talk: Joyce Daniels on Fighting Invisibility and Finding Ikigai

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    EP.39 The Queen of Talk: Joyce Daniels on Fighting Invisibility and Finding Ikigai

    Send us Fan Mail At the age of 10, Joyce Daniels held a microphone at the First Lady's Children's Concert in Abuja, sparking a lifelong trajectory. Fast forward to 2007, she walked away from an anatomy degree and a conventional career path to embrace event hosting entirely. In this episode, the "Queen of Talk" breaks down the philosophy of Ikigai and the sacrifices required to pursue true alignment when society praises safety. She also unpacks why brilliant individuals fade into the background and how she actively fights to ensure great work no longer goes unnoticed. Support the show

    1 h 5 min
  3. EP. 38 The Audacity to Build: Rainara Almeida on Geographic Leaps, Imposter Syndrome, and Funding Science

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    EP. 38 The Audacity to Build: Rainara Almeida on Geographic Leaps, Imposter Syndrome, and Funding Science

    Send us Fan Mail Rainara Almeida was deep in the academic trenches in Brazil before realizing that leaving her research in the university meant it would just be a published paper. She made the leap to become a founder to ensure her work could actually save lives. She joins us to discuss the reality of stepping away from the microscope to pursue an MBA at Hult, forcing herself to learn the 'language of money' so she could fund her science. As the Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer of Synvitta Diagnostics, she shares how she navigates the ego hit of Imposter Syndrome and the power of becoming a 'translator' between the lab and the boardroom.  Support the show

    32 min
  4. EP. 37 The Formidable Advocate: Kemi Adegboyega on NHS Leadership and Listening to Understand

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    EP. 37 The Formidable Advocate: Kemi Adegboyega on NHS Leadership and Listening to Understand

    Send us Fan Mail Kemi Adegboyega serves as a Band 8 Clinical Matron in NHS cardiology, where she manages teams through immense systemic strain. In this episode, she opens up about how raising a neurodivergent child through a lens of compassion and acceptance has fundamentally reshaped her views on performance and excellence within her clinical staff. We discuss how the fierce advocacy required to fight for her daughter at home has translated into making her a more formidable leader in the hospital boardroom. She also shares her strategy for pitching a new vision to a burnt-out team without sounding like just another out-of-touch management directive.  Support the show

    33 min
  5. EP. 36 The Mordecai Dynamic: Shauna Barnes on Spiritual Artistry and the Weight of Preparation

    29 mai

    EP. 36 The Mordecai Dynamic: Shauna Barnes on Spiritual Artistry and the Weight of Preparation

    Send us Fan Mail Shauna Barnes believes a woman should never walk into the most defining moment of her life without knowing exactly who she is. For over 11 years, she has built an inner transformation movement out of what the world calls beauty, balancing the physical artistry of makeup with the deep spiritual work of preparing a bride. In this episode, we unpack the loaded word "preparation"—exploring the specific life events that readied her for this calling, and what it truly means to step into the role of "Mordecai" to coach modern Esthers. We discuss why she views marriage as a holy milestone rather than just a venue and a guest list, and she shares the story of a specific morning where a profound shift happened in the room that went far beyond makeup. Ultimately, her goal is simple: when that bride looks in the mirror, she must know she is chosen—not just by her husband, but by God.  Support the show

    55 min
  6. EP. 35 Betting on Yourself: Edith Francoeur on Launching Polish & Co and the Reality of Mom-Entrepreneurship

    22 mai

    EP. 35 Betting on Yourself: Edith Francoeur on Launching Polish & Co and the Reality of Mom-Entrepreneurship

    Send us Fan Mail During her maternity leave, Edith Francoeur studied Tech Sales—learning about 'Cold Calls' and 'Sequencing'. But instead of joining a software company, she used those high-level corporate skills to launch 'Polish & Co', a residential and commercial cleaning business. Edith lists her time as a 'Stay at Home Mom' on her resume not as a gap, but as a role where she practiced 'negotiation' and 'grit' between toddler tantrums. In this episode, we get real about the logistics of running a fast-growing business in a highly competitive California market while raising a young child. We explore the unglamorous moments of mom-entrepreneurship that Instagram doesn't show, and how betting on herself transformed her career. Support the show

    21 min
  7. Ep. 34 Under the Table to the Head of the Table: Tinuade Oguntuyi on Scaling Infrastructure and Bridging the Digital Divide

    15 mai

    Ep. 34 Under the Table to the Head of the Table: Tinuade Oguntuyi on Scaling Infrastructure and Bridging the Digital Divide

    Send us Fan Mail Tinuade Oguntuyi was once mocked for crawling on the floor to fix cables as an "under the table engineer". Today, she is a General Manager who has scaled critical infrastructure across over 30 states in Nigeria. She joins us to discuss her accidental journey from wanting to be a doctor to managing networks that literally save lives and livelihoods. We talk about scaling through logistical nightmares , her deep passion for rural telephony, and the profound joy of bringing an unconnected village its first phone call. Ultimately, she shares how we must bridge the digital divide while ensuring she never loses touch with the people on the ground.  Support the show

    48 min
  8. EP. 33 Stop Hustling, Start Owning: Lara Kayode on Brand Protection and Fighting Counterfeiters

    8 mai

    EP. 33 Stop Hustling, Start Owning: Lara Kayode on Brand Protection and Fighting Counterfeiters

    Send us Fan Mail Are you running a daily hustle, or do you actually own an asset? Top-tier IP attorney Lara Kayode has spent 30 years protecting the creations of African entrepreneurs and world-famous brands. We dive into the heartbreaking reality of founders losing their brands because they didn't protect them early enough. From hunting down counterfeiters to the psychological switch between being a fierce litigator and a CEDR-accredited mediator, we uncover the realities of intellectual property in a complex market. Support the show

    1 h
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W.E  W.I.N Podcast- Women Encouraging Women In Navigation Expect: Unfiltered stories • Tactical advice • “Aha!” moments for women who refuse to settle.   For: The ambitious, the underestimated, and the women ready to win their way.

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  • Création
    AccelerateHer Africa
  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    41
  • Classification
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