Aminka Belvitt is a distinguished international speaker, innovator, humanitarian, mentor, and thought leader, dedicated to empowering women and marginalized communities to become solution creators for the UN 17 Global Goals and catalysts of change in their societies. She is the driving force behind The ForUsGirls Foundation, which she established in 2015, a Canadian-based international organization …
Aisha Shuaibu is an accomplished entrepreneur with a strong background in business management and brand development. She holds the position of President at SWA Sports, a leading sports solutions agency. Her versatility and strategic acumen have consistently delivered value across diverse industries in Nigeria and throughout Africa. Aisha is also the founder of Waffle Way, …
Kingsley Ben-Adir, born on November 20, 1986, is a versatile actor known for his compelling performances across various platforms. His journey in the entertainment industry began on the stages of London theaters, where he showcased his talent in numerous plays. On television, Ben-Adir has portrayed diverse characters, including the meticulous pathologist Marcus Summer in ITV’s …
Jann Mardenborough, a British professional racing driver, made headlines in 2011 when he clinched victory in the GT Academy competition, emerging as the youngest winner to date. Surpassing 90,000 competitors, he secured a coveted professional racing contract with Nissan despite lacking any prior motorsport experience, relying solely on his prowess in sim racing video games. …
Courtney Daniella Boateng is one of the Founder of “To my Sisters“. She is a woman driven by a powerful purpose: to champion the success of women. A remarkable figure in her own right, Courtney’s journey intersects with that of her co-founder, Renee Kapuku, whom she met during their secondary school years while both were …
Renee Kapuku is a woman driven by a singular mission: to empower women to succeed. As the Co-founder and Co-host of, “To My Sisters” (TMS), she is at the forefront of a leading community-powered women’s organization and the fastest-growing sisterhood. What began as a popular podcast in 2020 has rapidly evolved into a thriving global …
Ibrahim Kamara, a digital creative entrepreneur and one of the Founder of GUAP, has seen the brand evolve from the world’s pioneering video magazine into a multi-platform youth media powerhouse, covering a broad spectrum of creativity and culture. GUAP boasts a diverse range of offerings, including print and online content, an events division, a podcast …
Jide Adetunji is a multi-award-winning creative entrepreneur who left his corporate roles in software development and finance to pursue his passion for art and music. He is one of the Founder of GUAP Magazine, a youth-led digital media platform. In 2015, GUAP was conceived by Jide Adetunji and Ibrahim Kamara, both South London natives who …
Rachel Twumasi–Corson is the Co-founder of Afrocenchix. After Rachael graduated with a Law degree from the University of Birmingham, she embarked on a multifaceted academic journey that culminated in her founding Afrocenchix. Her dedication to learning led her to further studies at the Institute of Trichologists, where she delved into the intricacies of hair care. …
Joycelyn Mate, aged 29, serves as the Co-founder of Afrocenchix, a leading natural haircare brand based in east London, where she resides with her husband. At Afrocenchix, she holds the reins of responsibility, overseeing a spectrum of operations ranging from contract negotiations to staff management, strategy formulation, and business expansion. Her journey into entrepreneurship was …