#33 - Managing Effective Entrepreneurial Communities with Immy Julie Nakyeyune

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The WowFactor Podcast with Samuel Kamugisha

Samuel Kamugisha

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The WowFactor Podcast is hosted by Samuel Kamugisha and it features a diverse plethora of talent highlighting the different amazing things they are doing to change the world. The Topics covered include : Marketing , Business , Growth , Brand Strategy , Entrepreneurship , Entertainment , Arts and Creativity

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#33 - Managing Effective Entrepreneurial Communities with Immy Julie Nakyeyune

The WowFactor Podcast with Samuel Kamugisha

44 minutes 38 seconds

2 years ago

#33 - Managing Effective Entrepreneurial Communities with Immy Julie Nakyeyune

In this 33rd episode of the WowFactor Podcast, I feature Immy Julie Nakyeyune. She joins the WowFactor discussion to dive deeper into Managing Effective Entrepreneurial Communities. Immy is Speaker, Global Goodwill Ambassador & the founder of Mkazipreneur, a community platform that promotes qualitative and quantitative women entrepreneurship through connecting, celebrating and empowering women entrepreneurs in Africa with a mission to close the gap of the untapped business potential of women in business by providing them with a community to grow from. In this interview with Immy, we go in-depth on: 1. The founding story of Mkazipreneur. 2. Challenges faced while starting and managing Mkazipreneur. 3. How to increase the number of women entrepreneurs in Uganda

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