Impact-hub Cast Africa Business Radio

Holding down a 9-5 and running a successful business can be near impossible for a lot of people but not for Hassan Nurudeen who has been able to manage his business while working as a young man in the busy city of Lagos.

This podcast episode discusses the journey and processes that can upscale a small business to a six-figure earning company. Join our guest, Chimdi Chiezukwa CEO GNetworks Media Technology & Entertainment in the studio

You'd agree with us that the dynamics of the workplace are significantly different for both Millennials and GenZs. In this episode of Hubcast, Damilola Layode the CEO of Glover shares his experience with both age groups.

Chichi Nwoko, has consistently created opportunities that enhance cross-border collaboration in Africa's creative sector. A true PanAfricanist, her commitment to bringing Africa to the world resulted in Forbes Africa calling her, "A woman to know if you are doing business in West Africa!
The National Association of Black Female Executives in Music and Entertainment named her an Executive to Watch in recognition of her many accomplishments! She was also named one of the top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent by MIPAD in the “Media and Culture category.”
ChiChi is the founder & CEO of THE WHAT “WE HEART AFRICA TELEVISION”
NETWORK, a start-up broadcast media network, raised its pre-seed funding to empower young African creatives with studios and a distribution platform and to tell and celebrate their stories and culture.
She is positioning the company as a dynamic content and media technology company in order to become the leading live, on-demand streaming platform for Africans at home and abroad.
The network will launch in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda in September 2022, which the objective of being in every African country by 2025.
She joins Hub cast to discuss feeling The Gap Between Project And Result : Strategies For Achieving Goals As A-Team.

Akitoye Balogun is the founder and CEO of Muva Networks, where he coordinates
global trades, compliance, deals, and strategic partnerships. Akitoye began his career with US-based Cisco, working on the digital transformation of the banking sector. As an enterprise account manager, he successfully closed over $20M in sales over four years. In 2020, he went on to head business development at Pave - an investment holding company with operations in Lagos and Accra. As head of BD, notably worked on the Pave / Binance joint JV to develop fiat on and off-ramp partnerships and grow the Binance business in WA. He also spent time at Humanz Nigeria as the General Manager for the region, where he secured marketing deals with global brands such as Nestlé and Google. Akitoye has a tangible passion for music, performing under the moniker Ajebutter 22. Since 2014, he has released numerous projects, including 3 number one albums.

On her visit with delegates from the Economic Department of the French Embassy to explore Impact Hub Lagos' innovation community, French Ambassador to Nigeria - Madame. Emmanuelle Blatmann sat down with the team for a brief chat.