30 episodes
The Atalaku Effect Claudel Kamgang
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 12 Ratings
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Hi, Bonjour, Oi! I am Claudel Kamgang! I am Cameroonian by birth, French by education, Brazilian by adoption, and entrepreneurially American.
Welcome to The Atalaku Effect! Atalaku is a word from Congo, and means "praising". Atalaku to someone thus means praising that person for what she does. After my MBA from Wharton, work at J.P Morgan, McKinsey & Company, LinkedIn and currently Microsoft, it is time to do more.
This podcast is a set of in-depth conversations or solo episodes in English and French, about everything culture, work, sports, relationships, life struggles and everything in-between.
If you are human, this podcast has something for you :)
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[FRANCAIS] - Sous l'arbre à palabres - L’âge adulte, se (re)trouver
Dans ce nouvel épisode, Claudel nous parle de l’âge adulte, comment s'y (re)trouver au milieu d'informations conflictuelles, de réalités différentes, dans un monde de plus en plus divisif, avec l'impression parfois de vivre sur une autre planète que les autres. Il contraste notre âge adulte avec celui de la génération de nos parents, et finit par des conseils pratiques qui l'ont aidé, continuent de l'aider, et espère vous aideront.
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[ENGLISH] - As I think, so I feel, so I act
In this episode, Claudel introduces and deep dive into a framework that helps being more aware/conscious of our actions and habits. Happy new year!
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[FRANÇAIS] - Sous l'arbre à palabres - Le retour
On est de retour la famille!!! Plus vieux certes, mais plus mature, plus sage, plus musclé, plus...ok ok on arrête.
Un an et demi depuis le dernier épisode...Claudel est vivant! Comme d'habitude, à coeur ouvert dans ce nouvel episode de "sous l'arbre à palabres", il parle d'en quoi la méditation est toujours et encore plus utile pour lui, fournit quelques updates depuis 2021 et en quoi la pandémie malgré ses malheurs a été transformatrice, et indique en quoi s'attendre dans le futur pour le podcast. Le podcast est de retour!
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[FRANÇAIS] - Sous l'arbre à palabres - Introduction à la méditation
Dans cet épisode à coeur ouvert sous l'arbre à palabres, Claudel nous parle de sa découverte de la méditation, des nombreux bénéfices a en tirer, et comment commencer en partant de zéro. Au plaisir!
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[FRANCAIS] - Discussion avec Ornella Cindy Eboko, Camerounaise, Foundatrice de FrikaKidz TV
Dans cette discussion avec Ornella, nous découvrons qui se cache derrière FrikaKidz TV, la chaine Youtube dédiée à du contenu pour en enfants résolument tourné vers l'Afrique. Constatant le manque de contenu africain dédié aux enfants, Ornella décide d'en créer. Le contenu de la chaine inclue pour l'instant des thèmes comme l'origine des couleurs de nos drapeaux, la symbolique des plus importants monuments africains et le respect de nos différences. Nous finissons l'épisode en évoquant le futur de FrikaKidz TV et un peu d'humour.
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[ENGLISH] - Discussion with Michelle Kathryn Essomé, Ex-CEO of African Private Equity and Venture Capital Association
In today's discussion, we have a fantastic discussion with Michelle Kathryn Essomé, Ex-CEO of African Private Equity and Venture Capital Association. Michelle's investment banking experience spans nearly 20 years, during which she held a wide range of marketing and origination roles in equities, fixed income, corporate finance and investment management with Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Lehman Brothers and Nomura. In this episode, we get to know the person behind the success. Joys, fears, struggles, and recent learnings about the black injustice are covered in this episode. Enjoy!
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Customer Reviews
enlightenment master piece
Claudel is not only an elite talent professionally but also an amazing human being. I have listened to nearly all the episodes, and I have always learned something from each episode.
Your guests are knowledgeable and informative. They narrate their stories with humor and excitement about sharing their journey. I enjoy listening to l'arbre à palabres episodes also. I realize that we have so many things in common professionally and conceptually. I hope we will have the opportunity to hang out one day.
Thanks for putting this enlightenment together.
How interviews are suppose to be conducted
Claudel is masterful at making the interview sound like a regular conversation between two individuals that have known each other for a very long time, no gimmicks, just authentic conversation. You can tell he does a terrific job preparing for this, it shows from start to end. Listening to the podcast, time flew by, it was very engaging. Looking forward to many more episodes.
Tremendous interviewer
Just listened to the 6/16 episode and was blown away with the depth, empathy and curiosity expressed in your questions. Claudel did a wonderful job of leaving space for conversation and thought. It never felt like there was a specific set of questions to get through, instead the conversation flowed smoothly and touched on all manner of topics big and small. Really appreciate the content and the conduct.