Stories of Success by Women in Digital Business

Successful women are often driven by their mothers or other influential women in their lives. Today I want to look at a father who has been the driving force behind the success of his daughters, Serena and Venus Williams. The Williams sisters have dominated the tennis world for decades. You can chalk a fair amount of it up to preternatural talent, but had it not been for the dedication of their father, Richard Williams, and their disciplined childhoods, they probably wouldn’t have ever played tennis at all. Nevertheless, one cannot recall one sister without remembering the other, lending credence to the notion that the Williams sisters' legacies will intertwine with the passage of time—one legacy for both superstar sisters.

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In this episode, we want to share how the significant contributions of female entrepreneurs in Nigeria is a driving force for social and economic development. Women in Nigeria have pursued to build their marks in business.

We talk about the stories of three amazing women: Florence Chikezie , Uche Pedro, and Linda Ifeoma Ikeji

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In this podcast, I am going to find out more about Black Ballad a subscription platform founded by Tobi Oredein with her co-founder Bola Awoniyi in 2014.

The idea behind Black Ballad is to allow black women to write about living life and challenges they may face. 

The Black Ballad Blog and offers budding writers the opportunity to submit posts that will be seen by thousands, to help them gain recognition and further their careers.

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Black History Month is an important opportunity to reflect on milestones in Black History.
In this podcast episode, I want to focus on the achievements of three black women in the fields of Health, Sport and Politics, in the UK.

I talk about the amazing contributions of Professor Dame Donna Kinnair DBE in the health sector, Donna Fraser OBE in sports, and Diane Abbott MP in politics.