We talk to the leading ladies & champions of diversity about the joys, the complexities, and everything in between of what it truly means to be a mentor and dive deep into how to drive meaningful change in the industry when it comes to representation and inclusion.
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Yejide Aina
Keerthi Prasad
Lioness For The Female Entrepreneur
Roberta Lucca
Mark Smith
Dr. Patty Ann Tublin
Mike Parsons & Mark Pearson Freeland
Michelle
Sharath Kuruganty
Roberta Style Lee
Happy with Money
JBM, James Mitra
RewInt
Cherise Castle
Vivek Kumar
Purposeful
SEAC Lifelong Learning
Helena Frieling | Nina Bittner
Strascheg Center / HM
Timo Lorenzen
TJ Lewis
Tarun
SME Zone
Ibrahim Abdulsalam
Why Strategy
Julien Marchand: entrepreneur turned PhD student
BAGG (Be a Go-getter)
Ibrahim Abdulsalam
Black and Good
HAM-X-Talk Show
Dr Gary Crotaz PhD
The Jr High Dropout
Jenn Fenwick
Rana Nawas
Cambridge University
Bizz Banter
Pack: Better Together
iGoal.io
Melanie Kovacs
Tipping Point
Harry Ellis & Maya Raichoora
Alifiya Sura (ALFA)
Great Owete
StartEdUp Innovation, LLC
Thoughts from Limbo
FemGems podcast
Mornings With Matt
The Hope Venture
Tucci Ivowi
Abe & Martha Cherian
Forbes on PodcastOne
Sam Harris
Angelique Sina
Jeremy Elrod: Entrepreneur | Storyteller
Professional Eritrean Platform
Mester Catalin
Storm × Away
The Other Side
Tiffany Wiggins
Sussex Entrepreneurship
thegasbygroup2020
Josh Garwood and Ryan McGee
Anh Ngo
Mobashir Farhan
Hayley Sudbury
CenterWell Home Health
WE-Export | Caribbean Export Development Agency
Julie Meyer, Jimmy Edgerton
Ed Essentials
HT Smartcast Originals
Waffles N Jams
Digital Women
Young Enterprise
Sara Payne & Rohan Holland
Brang Reynolds
Mukul Verma
Sope Agbelusi
Arjun Agarwal
Sekoni Original
Barking Enterprise Centres
Anika Horn, Social Venturers
Eric Koester
Cesar Ramirez
Alexandra Ciobotaru
Godwin Asuquo Anwanakak
Grit Media
Alli Depuy & Kathleen Dent
Fijeh Roseline Aadum
Ines Agrebi
Sanae Kiunsi
SNP Communications
Dusha
Alex Miller
Cumulus Media San Francisco
Rushi Shah
Ankita Sundar
Alex Founds
David Shawe