The WowFactor Podcast with Samuel Kamugisha Samuel Kamugisha

In this 36th episode of the WowFactor Podcast, I feature Justin Janowski. He joins the WowFactor discussion to dive deeper into The Keys to Launching & Managing a Successful Coaching Venture.



Justin Janowski is the go-to guy for coaches who want to kick their business up a notch. He's the founder of Faith2Influence, where he empowers coaches, both Christian and non-Christian on how to make their coaching business thrive.



He has a passion for sharing this process with emerging Entrepreneurs to help them simplify and grow their businesses the right way.



In this interview with Justin Janowski about , we go in-depth on:


The founding story of Faith2Influence.
Challenges faced while starting and managing Faith2Influence.
What it takes to run a successful Coaching Venture.







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In this 35th episode of the WowFactor Podcast, I feature Riggs Eckelberry. He joins the WowFactor discussion to dive deeper into Leading the Water On Demand Revolution.

Riggs is a nationally-renowned entrepreneur dedicated to revolutionising the water industry, which has reached a critical breaking point in recent years despite being essential to the planet's survival.

Riggs is also the founding CEO of OriginClear, a public company revolutionising the global water industry by solving capital problems. Water On Demand™ enables investors to fund projects, and businesses to pay for water usage and provides clean water access through drop-in systems.



In this interview with Riggs, we go in-depth on:


The founding story of OriginClear.
Challenges faced while starting and managing OriginClear.
The Water On Demand landscape.


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In this 34th episode of the WowFactor Podcast, I feature Fabio Miceli. He joins the WowFactor discussion to dive deeper into Mattress Business Success in The Digital Age.

Fabio is the founder of Sonno, a company that provides sleep-related products and one perfect mattress for everyone's sleeping needs without the added cost of middlemen commissions or retail store markups. Sonno is currently based in South East Asia and is currently available in Malaysia and Singapore.


In this interview with Fabio, we go in-depth on:


The founding story of Sonno.
Challenges faced while starting and managing Sonno.
The Mattress business landscape in Asia.





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In this 33rd episode of the WowFactor Podcast, I feature Immy Julie Nakyeyune. She joins the WowFactor discussion to dive deeper into Managing Effective Entrepreneurial Communities.

Immy is Speaker, Global Goodwill Ambassador & the founder of Mkazipreneur, a community platform that promotes qualitative and quantitative women entrepreneurship through connecting, celebrating and empowering women entrepreneurs in Africa with a mission to close the gap of the untapped business potential of women in business by providing them with a community to grow from. 

In this interview with Immy, we go in-depth on:
1. The founding story of Mkazipreneur.
2. Challenges faced while starting and managing Mkazipreneur.
3. How to increase the number of women entrepreneurs in Uganda




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In this 32nd episode of the WowFactor Podcast, I feature Victor Uche Obioma. He joins the WowFactor discussion to take a deeper dive into how to manage and grow a family business.

Victor helms with over 12 years of professional experience across a host of global brands like BAT, Panalpina, Nokia & Samsung among others. Additionally, he is also the co-founder and Vice Chairman of Views Group Co & VicFaus Integrated Solutions (Division of Views Group Co), A family business chain. He is responsible and fully accountable for all commercial aspects of the VIEWS GROUP Co. business and operations.

In this interview with Victor, we go in-depth on:

Common myths around family businesses.
Reasons why family businesses fail & how to mitigate the failures
Key ingredients for a successful family business.



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In this 31st episode of the WowFactor Podcast, I feature Yew Han Chong. He joins the WowFactor discussion to take a deeper dive into how to manage Global projects effectively.

He has a breadth of Global project management and this stems from Publicis Emil where he was the Regional Digital Program Manager and currently at RAPP Malaysia where he is the Regional Experience Director. His keen focus is leading the program delivery for Mercedes Benz across multiple countries.

In this interview with Yew Han, we go in-depth on:

What Global Project Management is.
The essentials of successful global projects.
Challenges & solutions around managing global projects.



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