CEO & Founder BBI | Founder MBA 30 | Keynote Speaker | Founder 'You're On Mute' Award nominated podcast | Driving racial justice and social mobility for the underserved and underrepresented to achieve social cohesion
If Idris Elba’s DSYF is about ‘Don’t Stop Your Future’, Black British Initiative's MBA 30 is ‘The Next Chapter’.
It’s undeniable, executive education drives entrepreneurship, unlocking potential leading to economic prosperity. Business owners cannot optimally develop, systemise and scale without it, there are important lesson for intrapreneurs too.
Whether you are at inception, burgeoning or established, SOAS University of London accredited MBA 30 is transformative and will boost your prospects.
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Full plaudits to Idris and his team for this most important work
Why #YBS2024? The theme for this year’s Youniverse Business Summit was “Uniting Leaders, Entrepreneurs, Investors to foster Glocalization”. Here’s what our participants had to say about the summit.
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In the latest edition, Most Influential Entrepreneurs in the UK to Follow in 2025, The Education View proudly presents a curated list of visionary leaders shaping the entrepreneurial landscape. This special edition celebrates their unwavering dedication, innovation, and transformative contributions across industries.
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We need entrepreneurial leaders.
How do we start to innovate in business education?
Appreciating subjective value and all its implications is the right way to think in business economics and management.
Find out what they're not teaching in business school.
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I would like to start by saying a big thank you to the amazing Amanda Nthati Chembezi (She/Her), Ssanyu Sematimba, and team for the invitation to the 'AL for the Arts and Creative Arts Department Webinar: Artists as Creative Entrepreneurs by Adama Ka'.
Luke Agada, Adama Ka, your presentation was without reproach. Thanks for sharing crucial insights into the art world; the art industry and the art market, how these structures align and interact; the valuable recommendations on what's important and where to put our focus as African creatives.
As a young creative myself, I can relate and corroborate the facts you all have shared through the meeting. Adama Ka, thanks for speaking on the reality of crafting meaningful and genuine creations, the dream of expressing freedom and self through our creations - be it through performance, painting, and/or exhibitions of all sorts - "it all depends on how we see ourselves; what we consider as success; free thinking; a free spirit; self assurance; embracing the things that make us different, and the list goes on".
Today I have learned about the nuances that surround the Global art market, especially where the African continent stands on this global stage. Adama explained that, the African continent is a start-up in this context - African creatives are still being marginalised, and being stereotyped in various ways - which empedes global visibility, breakthrough, access to resources and funding, and so much more.
On a flip side, it is refreshing to see "how supportive the African Diaspora has been and continues to be; challenging stereotypes and the status quo way of things by embracing a new way of thinking and doing in regards to art making". Luke Agada shared various ways for us creatives to thrive and prosper in these non-traditional markets: "knowing one's values, vision, and purpose" Luke says. Luke went on to elaborate on the significance of seeking mentorship; maintaining one's curiosity; building a network/support system; and most importantly HAVING A MENTALITY OF SUCCESS".
Those are the key things that stood out to me. Thank you once more to everyone who was present and for your contributions to this discussion.
Love, Mél.
Founder of Artenim | Art Advisory & Cultural Policy
Webinar: "Artists as Creative Entrepreneurs" ✨
I’m honored to be invited by the African Leadership Academy to present
an insightful session on how African artists are navigating and reshaping the business landscape of the art world.
🗓️ Date: October 3rd
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM Central Time (US & Canada)
💻 Platform: Zoom
During this webinar, I’ll explore the opportunities and strategies artists can use to successfully navigate the evolving art market.
I’ve also invited my fellow School of the Art Institute of Chicago alum Luke Agada, who will share his personal journey and insights.
Whether you’re a student, alum or emerging creative eager to sharpen your entrepreneurial skills, this session will offer valuable tools and knowledge to help you thrive in the global art market.
I also welcome all art enthusiasts to join this conversation ! ✨
Registration link below
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The true dignity of an Award is measured by the following.
- What is the name of the award?
- Who presented it to you?
- How was it presented to you?
- Where was it presented to you?
Among all accolades, the Global Entrepreneurs Award stands out as a mark of global recognition.
Congratulations in advance to outstanding entrepreneurs and leaders from all over the world, who will be celebrated at the award gala in the presence of world leaders during the Global Entrepreneurship Festival.
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In today’s world, where technology and innovation are rapidly changing the landscape of opportunities, young people are increasingly looking beyond traditional education to build their futures.
This article will delve into the importance of supporting youth entrepreneurship and explore the various ways we can encourage and empower the next generation of business leaders.
Read it here: https://bit.ly/3TssOCU#YoungEntrepreneur#YouthEmpowerment#YouthEntrepreneurSupport#BeyondTheClassroom#BusinessLeaders
