Explore community & events for creators. Join meetups, workshops, and mixers designed to help you connect, learn, and grow your business globally.
On Wednesday, August 13th, 2025, something inspiring happened in Lagos, Nigeria. Bolaji Ajibare, popularly known as The Social Media Oga, brought her vibrant online community into the real world with her first-ever physical event: Beyond The Post; The Feed In Real Life. And let us tell you- the impact was immediate and lasting.
Co-sponsored by Mainstack, this wasn't the regular networking event. It was a masterclass in turning digital presence into real-world impact, bringing together 87 passionate creatives ready to take their content game to the next level.
It was a room buzzing with introductions that naturally evolved into meaningful conversations. That's exactly how the event kicked off. The participation was intense, as creators, entrepreneurs, and digital enthusiasts connected face-to-face, many meeting their online friends in person for the first time.
Ayobamidele Adegboye, the Sales Development Manager at Mainstack, set the tone with his keynote that introduced attendees to our comprehensive suite of monetization tools. The message was clear: your content has value, and there are proven ways to turn that value into sustainable income while reaching a global audience.
The panel discussion was the heart of the event, featuring three powerhouse speakers who brought decades of combined experience:
Omolola Dada, founder of Awani Digitals, dropped serious knowledge about the business side of content creation. With almost 10 years of marketing expertise, she emphasized the importance of brand research, understanding who you're working with before you sign on the dotted line. Her insights on storytelling and brand awareness had everyone taking notes.
Boluwatife Oladejo, aka The Tech Egbon, brought a fresh perspective on visual storytelling and tech content. His advice on staying authentic while prioritizing your audience resonated deeply with creators struggling to balance personal brand with audience needs. The key takeaway was that relatability and originality aren't mutually exclusive; they're your secret weapons.
Richard Badejo, the Head of Brands and Marketing, Premium Trust Bank, rounded out the panel with hard truths about the mistakes many creatives make and how to avoid them. His emphasis on mentorship, consistency, and character building struck a chord with attendees looking to level up professionally.
Bolaji's Q&A session with Ayobamidele was engaging and impactful. Here are the insights that had everyone frantically typing into their notes apps and scribbling in their notepads:
The breakout sessions were the meeting points of theory and practice. Daniel Okpara's "Turn Your Audience into Income" session focused on the fundamentals that many creators overlook: building genuine trust and audience loyalty. Daniel emphasized that value always trumps follower count, a refreshing reminder in our numbers-obsessed digital world.
Meanwhile, Marvelous Akande, the head of Product Design at Mainstack, took attendees through the practical steps of creating and selling digital products in his "Monetize Your Knowledge" session. One participant shared how Mainstack had solved her platform overwhelm issues, leading to a live demo that showed exactly how to create and sell digital products with ease. The real-time problem-solving and hands-on approach made these sessions incredibly valuable for creators ready to monetize their expertise.
The turnout exceeded expectations across all channels. Over 100 people registered, demonstrating an appeal for this type of event. Nearly 90 creators showed up in person, while another 90+ viewers joined via livestream, extending the reach far beyond Lagos.
This response tells the story of a community ready to invest in their growth and connect with like-minded creators.
Beyond The Post succeeded because it addressed the real challenges creators face every day. This wasn't about surface-level social media tips but about building sustainable businesses, maintaining authenticity, and creating genuine value for audiences.
The collaboration between The Social Media Oga and Mainstack created the perfect environment for practical learning. Attendees didn't just get inspiration; they left with actionable strategies and the tools to implement them.
Events like this prove that the creator economy in Nigeria is thriving. When passionate creators come together to share knowledge and support each other's growth, everyone wins.
For those who attended, the connections made and insights gained are already paying dividends. For those who missed it, the livestream numbers show there's clearly an appetite for more events like this.
For creators inspired by what they heard about Mainstack during the event, our tools are designed to help you turn your content into sustainable income streams. It doesn’t matter if you're just starting your monetization journey or looking to scale what you've already built; we're here to support your growth.
Lights, Camera, MIX-tion!
What happens when you bring together Ghana's brightest creative minds, entrepreneurs, and tech enthusiasts under one roof? Pure magic! And that's exactly what went down at the Mainstack Creative Mixer on May 17th.
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We transformed Cello Restaurant and Bar in Accra into the ultimate creative playground, where networking felt less like work and more like catching up with old friends. The vibe was electric, thanks to our incredible MC Bliss Kingg keeping the energy high, DJ Sly King serving up beats that had everyone in the perfect mood to connect and collaborate alongside our drinks sponsor, Aphro.
The highlight? Our fireside chat with Joe from Blacvolta, where we got real about what Mainstack is all about. The room was buzzing with questions, and honestly, the most satisfying moment was watching faces light up when we shared the game-changer: no monthly subscription fees. Our guests couldn't believe they could access powerful tools to get paid globally in 135+ currencies without the burden of recurring costs eating into their profits.
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You could feel the relief in the room as creators and entrepreneurs realized their expansion dreams just got a whole lot more achievable. No more geographical limitations, no more payment headaches; just pure, unlimited potential.
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We were absolutely thrilled to have such an incredible lineup of attendees, including Akosua from Tech in Ghana, the charismatic Mawuli Gavor, Joe from Blacvolta, Tech Labari, Dela Seade, lifestyle influencer So African, Nuru Muslim from Mac Bancy Art Foundation, product designer Jeremiah Obuobi, and of course, our DJ extraordinaire, Sly King.
After the fireside chat, Nuru Muslim from Mac Bancy Art Foundation displayed a portrait made of nails and thread, a delightful show of creativity on the spot. Watching the room's reaction was priceless. It was the perfect reminder that this level of artistry deserves a global stage, not just local appreciation.
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The Mainstack Creative Mixer wasn't just an event; it was a celebration of Ghana's creative economy and a glimpse into a future where borders don't limit brilliance.
In Africa’s bustling digital realms, creative corners, and entrepreneurial frontiers, women are sparking a revolution that defies boundaries. Armed with innovation, storytelling, and unyielding vision, these women are building empires, inspiring millions, and rewriting what success looks like. For International Women’s Day 2025, we are proudly celebrating 25 remarkable creators under the theme She Accelerates, women whose brilliance is lighting the way for a bolder, brighter continent.
This International Women’s Day 2025, we celebrate 25 phenomenal women from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa who are not just shaping their industries but paving new paths for the next generation. These visionaries are turning their ideas into businesses, brands, and movements, driving Africa’s economic and creative evolution.
To appreciate them and their work, we are taking their stories beyond digital platforms to billboards in Times Square and major locations across Africa. Their faces and achievements will be displayed not just as recognition but as a statement that African women are leading in technology, business, content creation and innovation.
The digital landscape has become a powerful tool for influence, education, and economic growth. These women have mastered digital storytelling, content creation, and audience engagement, building massive platforms that connect with millions.
Jennifer Amartei has made her mark in Ghana’s digital space by blending lifestyle, beauty, and travel content. Her platform captures the essence of modern African culture, showcasing experiences that resonate with a global audience. She brings a refreshing perspective to content creation, using her platform to celebrate African beauty, heritage, and aspirational storytelling.
As Instagram Influencer of the Year 2024, Lydia K.M has leveraged social media to drive mental health awareness and advocacy. Through Kagie Wellness, she has built an online community that makes wellness conversations accessible and relatable. By using digital platforms to discuss self-care, mental health, and personal development, she is transforming how young Africans engage with wellness content.
Merging legal expertise with self-development content, Temina Semo has created a platform where law meets lifestyle. As a lawyer and content creator, she breaks down legal insights into digestible, engaging content while also sharing personal growth experiences. Her video diaries explore self-love, career development, and everyday reflections, making her a voice of empowerment and guidance for young professionals.
Blessing E.C Orji, popularly known as BECO, has cultivated a loyal online community through lifestyle vlogs, beauty discussions, and personal storytelling. Her content spans relaxed hair care, beauty maintenance, cooking, and daily experiences, offering a relatable and authentic portrayal of Nigerian life. Her warm and engaging approach makes her a go-to digital creator for women seeking community and representation.
A media personality, YouTuber, and digital creator, Marycolette Unamka has turned beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content into a thriving career. She engages her audience through honest conversations, beauty education, and storytelling, creating a space where African women can explore self-expression with confidence. Her platform is a blend of education, entertainment, and empowerment, making her a recognized voice in Nigeria’s digital industry.
A pioneer in digital entertainment, Gloria Oloruntobi, widely known as Maraji, has built a digital empire with over 1.5 million Instagram followers. Her blend of humor, culture, and lifestyle content has redefined storytelling in the African digital space. Through relatable skits and personal narratives, she has created a content model that is both impactful and entertaining, proving that digital influence is a powerful medium for African creatives.
African women are not just building businesses; they are scaling them into global brands, proving that Africa’s industries can thrive on local creativity and global vision.
Joanna Kinuthia is the founder of Joanna K Cosmetics, a beauty brand addressing the specific needs of African women. She has turned her passion for beauty into an empire, developing high-quality products designed for melanin-rich skin. Through her digital influence, she connects with consumers while championing African-owned beauty brands in the global market.
Through Nokware Skincare, Tutuwa Ahwoi has merged traditional African skincare remedies with modern innovation. Her brand is committed to ethical sourcing, sustainability, and community empowerment. By producing eco-friendly skincare solutions, she is preserving heritage while making an impact in the beauty industry.
A champion for self-care and skincare education, Thandiwe Dube is making beauty knowledge more accessible. Her platform empowers women to understand their skin, embrace self-care, and make informed beauty choices. Her approach to skincare is more than just aesthetics, it’s about confidence, self-love, and inclusivity.
Nanfe J. Kefas-Oyeleke is redefining African fashion through Knanfe Fashion, a brand that merges contemporary style with cultural heritage. She creates elegant, timeless designs that celebrate African identity while providing employment opportunities in the fashion industry. Her work extends beyond design, advocating for self-expression through fashion.
These women are using digital storytelling to preserve culture, foster community, and redefine how African narratives are shared.
Ivone Numbi’s platform is a raw and honest reflection of life, covering hair tips, beauty secrets, food, relationships, and personal growth. She uses storytelling as a form of self-expression, inviting her audience to embrace life’s complexities and beauty.
Co-founder of The Bibles and Brunch, Kathy Opokua merges faith and lifestyle, building a community where women connect through spiritual and personal growth conversations. Her platform serves as a gathering place for women seeking purpose and self-discovery.
A visionary in content aesthetics, Liane Mudhune treats personal blogging as an art form. Through her meticulously curated digital presence, she inspires others to approach content creation with both intention and creativity.
These women are building successful businesses and making a mark in their industries. Through innovation and strategic growth, they are contributing to Africa’s evolving business landscape.
As the founder of R&R Luxury, Valerie Obaze has created a clean beauty brand rooted in African-sourced ingredients. Her company champions sustainability, ethical beauty practices, and self-care while promoting African skincare traditions on a global scale. Her work has positioned her as a thought leader in Africa’s clean beauty movement.
Tamia is transforming African luxury fashion through TOL Thema, a brand that blends traditional craftsmanship with modern elegance, empowering women to express themselves with confidence and cultural pride. She is also the co-founder of Unravel Hub, a platform that fosters collaboration and growth for women in creative industries.
A digital creator, social media manager, and CEO of Nextentions, Natasha is transforming the hair industry with luxurious, high-quality extensions that let women wear their crowns with confidence. With a sharp eye for beauty and business, she is redefining self-expression and style in Africa’s hair industry.
Farming is a revolutionary act for Sinethemba Masinga, who is transforming rural agriculture in Ndwedwe, South Africa, driving agricultural sustainability and food security in her community. Through her dedication to farming, she is empowering local economies, promoting self-sufficiency, and redefining the role of women in agriculture. Her work is a testament to the power of rural entrepreneurship and the impact of small-scale farming on Africa’s future.
Cyndy Nuama is a digital creator and travel consultant transforming the way people experience Ghana and other exotic destinations. By curating personalized private and group trips, she makes travel more immersive, stress-free, and culturally enriching, also positioning Ghana as a must-visit destination while creating economic opportunities within the sector.
These women are using their businesses and platforms to create change, challenge norms, and empower others.
Widely known as Chef Abbys, she is dedicated to preserving and celebrating African culinary traditions through digital storytelling. As a chef, food content creator, and African food tourist, she is passionate about showcasing the continent’s diverse flavors, techniques, and heritage. Through her explorations, she uncovers and shares unique food cultures, bringing Africa’s rich culinary history to life, one dish at a time.
A filmmaker and media entrepreneur, Chisom NwaChinwe is using storytelling to drive social impact. Through The Conversation Café, she has created a space where alternative conversations on societal issues can flourish.
As the founder of KK Media House and a radio presenter, Kavisa Katiku is elevating African voices through strategic content and media innovation. She is passionate about empowering African brands and fostering meaningful conversations in the media space.
A visual storyteller and the lead photographer at BOJ Studios, Itiayo specializes in capturing the vibrancy of African music, culture, and identity. Through her lens, she preserves powerful moments, translating raw energy and emotion into compelling imagery. Her work not only documents events but also celebrates the rich narratives that define contemporary African creativity.
An artist and illustrator, Morenike Olusanya, is bringing inclusivity to fashion through Shop Bawsty, a brand dedicated to designing stylish clothing for busty women. Her work highlights the importance of diversity in fashion, ensuring women of all body types feel seen and celebrated.
These women are not just part of Africa’s digital and creative economy; they are shaping its future. They are building businesses, preserving heritage, and redefining industries.
Their work proves that when African women accelerate, industries grow, communities thrive, and economies transform.
We celebrate their leadership, resilience, and impact. Africa’s future is being shaped today, and these women are impactful of what’s to come.
In a world where the digital landscape is ever-evolving, a new vanguard of female visionaries is redefining the creator ecosystem with their groundbreaking work and innovative approaches.
This International Women's Day, we turn the spotlight on the African continent, where female creators are not just participating in the knowledge creation industry; they are leading it, challenging norms, and inspiring a new generation.
At Mainstack, we have featured these 26 inspirational women and profound creators, from coaches and artists to innovators and digital entrepreneurs, they are reshaping the narrative around African creativity and its global impact.
Tricia Olufemi-Olumide, aka TriciaBiz- The Business Fixer, is a seasoned Entrepreneur, Author, and Business Growth Expert with over 15 years of experience in Nigeria.
She's the driving force behind Business Lab Academy Africa, training over 250,000 entrepreneurs, and the founder of Ziba Beach Resort.
Tricia's expertise spans marketing, project management, and sales techniques. Recognized globally, she holds degrees in English and Literature, Public Relations, and has received numerous prestigious awards for her impactful work.
Tricia is dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship and sustainable economic growth.
Dr. Adeola Olubamiji (Dr. Addy) is a leader in Digital Transformation and STEM education with rapid advancements in Additive Manufacturing across various continents.
She transitioned from an entry-level engineer to a director in just four years post-Ph.D., showcasing her expertise and leadership. She founded the STEMHub Foundation, impacting over 15,000 minority professionals and children in Canada, and her consultancy, D-Tech Centrix, has aided over 10,000 immigrants in securing high-paying jobs globally.
Dr. Addy has received multiple awards for her contributions, including being named DMZ Canada's Woman of the Year in 2022 and one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women in 2020.
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Chioma is a brilliant accountant and entrepreneur with over 11 years of experience including a notable tenure at PricewaterhouseCoopers and leading finance roles in companies like Jumia Nigeria, transitioned her passion for small businesses into founding Accountinghub in 2016.
This bookkeeping firm, dedicated to African SMEs, has since served over 1,000 businesses and trained more than 100,000 owners. Her mission is to revolutionize business accounting in Nigeria and Africa through storytelling and technology.
Additionally, her engagement in business education led to the creation of Chioma Business School in June 2021. Holding a BSc, MSc in Accounting & Finance, and an MBA, Chioma is a Chartered Accountant and a Fellow of ICAN, celebrated for her contributions to academia and entrepreneurship.
A mother of four and married for 11 years, she continues her quest to revolutionize business practices globally.
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Nelly Agbogu, also known as NaijaBrandChick, is an Online Business Consultant and founder of Nellies Nigeria, a leading healthy snack company. She leverages technology to help SMEs grow, evident in her creation of the NBC Trade Fair, which has generated over $2 million in revenue.
Starting in 2018, the fair has grown to national acclaim and is expanding internationally. Nelly also runs Dominate Sales and Influence, a program teaching business owners to scale using technology.
Recognized by the Tony Elumelu Foundation and honored by the Governor of Lagos State for her commitment to gender equity, she has been featured by Yahoo! Finance and nominated as Business Influencer of the Year 2021 by Pulse Nigeria.
Nelly is a TedX speaker, an advocate for small businesses, and has been acknowledged for her contributions to the food industry. Married with three children, her work has gained both national and international attention.
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Stephanie Obi is an award-winning author, speaker, and business coach who has significantly impacted the Nigerian online course industry since 2013. She has collaborated with top African CEOs, empowering women globally to build wealth through online courses.
Her "Knowledge is the New Gold" movement, encompassing a book, courses, and an academy, has helped establish successful digital businesses. Recognized with the Beta Gamma Sigma 2021 Entrepreneurial Achievement Award, Obi has shared her expertise at major conferences and been featured in Forbes and other prestigious media.
A First-Class Computer Science graduate from Covenant University with an MBA from Lagos Business School, she also serves on the Lagos Business School Alumni Association's Executive Council. Known for her infectious humor, Obi adds a delightful charm to her professional persona.
Temilade S. Olanrewaju is a climate education and communications professional. She is the founder and Executive Director of "EcoChampions," a leading network of young environmentalists in Africa.
Over five years, she's led initiatives across 26 countries, promoting climate education integration into African schools. With a master's degree in Environment, Development, and Policy, from the University of Sussex, she authored two books addressing climate education gaps.
Temilade also launched the Climate Education Leaders Fellowship in Africa to mentor future climate leaders. Her work has garnered recognition on on various local and international platforms like the UN, BBC, TVC, and SKY news. She actively contributes to UNESCO's SDG Youth network and climate education coalition.
Florence Akpan is the visionary founder and Lead Consultant of InfoPlace Canada, a premier virtual Canadian consulting firm established in 2017.
With expertise as a Chartered Professional Accountant and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, Florence has driven InfoPlace Canada's growth from a solo venture to a team of nearly 20 professionals, serving over 5,000 clients from 40 countries in the past six years. The firm, renowned for its credible immigration updates, reaches over 120,000 individuals through various social media platforms.
Florence's leadership has solidified the firm's reputation as a trusted source in the industry, reaching over 120,000 individuals through social media. Additionally, she has expanded her expertise to launch ScaleWithFlo Consulting Inc., dedicated to helping entrepreneurs build and grow their companies successfully.
Dr. Chinasa Trinitta Amadi, a Russian-trained Medical Doctor, combines clinical expertise with lifestyle medicine practices. She holds a master’s degree in public health from the UK and is one of Africa's forty Board-Certified Lifestyle Medicine Physicians.
Passionate about promoting healthy living, she founded Africa’s first Digital Lifestyle Medicine Practice, Ariella Health and Fitness Ltd. With over 13 years of experience, she has worked with over ten thousand clients globally, achieving a 92% customer rating.
Dr. Amadi is also a Director at Queen of Peace Hospitals and Co-founder of Trinitta-Rose Charity Organization, addressing social and health needs. A sought-after corporate trainer, she educates on healthy lifestyle and stress management, and regularly shares her expertise through various media platforms.
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Phidelia Imiegha is a writer, communications strategist, and digital creator. She is passionate about storytelling and the media, and the role they play in shaping our realities. She has over 6 years of experience as a communications strategist, working in the social impact sector.
As a digital lifestyle creator, Phidelia documents and shares bits of her everyday life with a focus on healthy living, travel, fitness and self-care. She has built a community of young Africans who are turning towards slow living as a means of self-care and self-preservation in a fast paced world.
Phidelia’s work is driven by her commitment to feminist principles, and her desire to live in a world where everyone can live in equal dignity and with equal rights.
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Nancy Nwosu, also known as TNN, is a highly sought-after Digital Marketing Consultant, Master of Ceremonies, and NGO Founder. With expertise in digital marketing strategy, she drives significant revenue for various clients through high-ticket launches and events.
As the lead trainer of the Business of Social Media Marketing Training, she empowers African youths with digital skills, facilitating global brand building. Nancy is a dynamic speaker, covering topics such as content marketing and brand monetization.
Through her NGO, Street Aid Africa Foundation, she has impacted over 12,000 street-connected children and underserved communities.
Nancy is also a published author and recognized as a Top African Creator. Today, she serves as a trusted consultant and event host for prestigious clients across sectors.
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Chidera Peters is a personal finance coach and marketing professional who is committed to financial inclusivity for immigrants in the U.K. especially women.
She is the founder of Money Wife, a financial literacy and community for women of African descent in the U.K.
She aims to help people understand the U.K.’s money system, invest and leverage financial opportunities while living wholesome lives.
Chidera has also worked closely with non-UK citizens by founding an online platform called the C.P. Community that provides academic resources and guidance to over 10,000 international students.
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Bolanle Banwo Osadolo is a Lagos-based Brand Identity designer and founder of Geneza Brands. She launched The Female Designer Movement (Azari) to empower women in tech, training over 7000 participants.
Honored with the Tech Elle Award '23 and a 2024 Bupa Everywoman in Technology Awards finalist, she has also served as a UN Women delegate. Bolanle's initiatives and work have earned her recognition on platforms like BBC Pidgin and at events like the JAN/Microsoft DigiGirlz Camp.
Listed among 100 women shaping a better Africa by WeForGood International, she shares her expertise at the Geneza School of Design and on Instagram @bolanle_banwo.
Abibat Oluwakemi Babalola- Adedoyin is the creative Director of Habeebah Cakes and confectionery, a baking studio located in Osogbo, Osun state, Nigeria a business born out of the passion.
She's a graduate of Food science from Lautech Ogbomosho and got her M.Sc from UI and started her career from Nigerian bottling company Ikeja Lagos. She has been a Lecturer at the Federal Polytechnic Ede Osun state for the past decade.
She enjoys teaching and impacting knowledge with over 5000 students across different programs. She is also the Author of the bestselling book titled Cakepreneur, a book that teaches about mastering the business of cake decorating among many other books written over the years.
She is married to an amazing man, and has two adorable kids.
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Ese Umoh is a dynamic force in the world of immigration, lifestyle, and the immigrant settlement experience in Canada, leveraging social media to share stories that bridge cultures and promote understanding.
With degrees in law and a license as an immigration consultant, Ese offers invaluable insights into the immigrant journey. Her content combines legal advice, lifestyle tips, and personal stories, providing a beacon for those settling in a new country.
Ese explores the multicultural aspects of Canadian life, making her work a tool for empathy and connection in the digital world. Her advocacy and practical guidance have made her a vital resource for immigrants, contributing to a more inclusive and supportive community.
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Cassandra Ikegbune, also known as Cassie Daves, is a Nigerian content creator, storyteller, and YouTuber living in Canada.
With a background in medicine, Cassie shifted her career to follow her passion for content creation, earning recognition for her lifestyle blog, cassiedaves.com. Her journey from a medical professional to a celebrated digital influencer showcases her versatility and commitment to inspiring others.
Cassie has successfully partnered with various brands, enhancing their visibility through her authentic and innovative content. Her work in the digital content realm encourages others to boldly follow their own passions.
Bola Montana is a multitalented creative genius and an award winning fashion influencer based in Lagos, Nigeria.
She creates a variety of interesting content that revolve around fashion, beauty, hair and lifestyle. She loves making other women feel confident in their style through my consistent fashion posts.
Bola has worked with top brands like Mango, Infinix, Nivea, Andrea Iyamah, Lush hair, Guinness, Baileys, Chipper app, Baige wallet, Jameson, Eco styling gel, etc.
Her overall goal is to have a positive impact on everyone she crosses paths or work with. She is focused on brand awareness, building a community, expanding her audience, driving sales and leads through her exceptional, consistent and engaging content.
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Mariam Adeyemi, a seasoned senior analyst, the visionary founder of TechaVilly, a tech training company, has over a decade of corporate experience and a master's in Business Analytics from Texas A&M University.
She established TechaVilly to provide cutting-edge tech training, focusing on empowering black professionals and organizations. Mariam has designed innovative programs that blend theory with practical applications, aiming to equip individuals for success in the tech industry.
Recognized as a thought leader, she contributes to industry discussions and mentors aspiring tech enthusiasts from underprivileged backgrounds. Her work not only advances the tech training landscape but also promotes inclusivity and opportunities in technology for all.
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Bolaji Ajibare, also known as TheSocialMediaOga and Bolaji Billions is a social media management expert, influencer, trainer, and community builder passionate about changing the narrative around social media management as a respected profession.
She founded THESOCIALMEDIAHAVEN, a community of 7500+ social media managers, fostering networking and knowledge-sharing. Bolaji's expertise has led her to work with various brands and organizations, including The Pastors Seeds Family Worldwide, where she oversees high-quality content on social media platforms.
Pursuing a master's in digital marketing at the University of Salford Manchester, she authored "The Social Media Manager Bible," a comprehensive guide for social media professionals.
Chinyere Uchendu is a Social Entrepreneur, Growth & Marketing Expert, and a Passionate advocate for financial literacy.
Through her platform, SixFigureMom, she educates women on financial principles, believing every woman should have the tools to manage her finances effectively.
As a Growth & Marketing Expert at Dynamics Virtual Assistant (Dvirtualassistant), she helps businesses harness online platforms' potential, having supported over 10,000 businesses globally and trained 25,000 students in online entrepreneurship.
She also founded LearnifyAfrica, an edtech company empowering women and youths with tech and digital marketing skills. Recognized as one of the Top 100 Creators in Africa, she balances her career with being a wife and mother of three.
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Grace Ihejiamaizu-Paul is an award-winning social entrepreneur, educator and opportunity curator with 11 years of experience in facilitating access to quality education and opportunities for youth.
She founded iKapture Centre for Development, a youth-led organization aimed at empowering the next generation through capacity-building and digital skills programs. Additionally, she established OpportunityDesk.org, a prominent online platform providing global opportunities.
Her bestselling book, "Go Global with Opportunities," stems from her experiences with Opportunity Desk. Grace also leads the Go Global Masterclass, mentoring over 250 participants globally.
Committed to her cause, she volunteers to mentor youth, particularly women, and serves on various organization boards. Currently, she pursues a PhD in Social Work at Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada.
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Dinma is a Data Expert currently pursuing a Ph.D. in AI and Machine Learning. She is dedicated to democratizing data skills and solving real-world issues through data. Through her @DataWithDinma platform on IG and TikTok, she simplifies complex data concepts for broader understanding.
Dinma has trained hundreds of people on different data software tools like R, SQL, Power BI, Excel, etc. Her expertise has contributed to global initiatives at institutions like the IMF and UN, where she developed data-driven solutions.
Dinma envisions data as a catalyst for change and aims to empower others through training, mentorship, and impactful projects.
Adeola Monofi is a highly accomplished financial advisor and coach, boasts over a decade of experience and a track record of excellence in the financial services industry.
Initially a Chartered Insurance Professional in her home country, Adeola now shares her knowledge in Canada, where she's respected for her financial acumen.
Focused on empowering black professionals and immigrants, she guides clients to achieve their financial goals and secure their future. Adeola not only advocates for financial literacy but also mentors and trains other financial professionals to enhance the industry.
Her ultimate aim is to globally inspire individuals to attain financial independence and lead meaningful lives through her programs, coaching, and motivational speeches.
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Glory-Anna is a Content Writer, Editor, and Brand Writing Consultant who helps brands to connect with their audience and increase their revenue through compelling and creative content.
With 6+ years of experience in the industry, Glory-Anna has collaborated with clients from various niches, such as e-Commerce, Digital Marketing and Tech.
Glory-Anna also mentors aspiring writers who want to pursue a career in content writing and provides them with valuable tips and resources for growth. As a woman writer, she is passionate about celebrating and supporting other women writers.
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Mine Suanu George, also known as thesocialmediamum, is a content creator, coach and influencer passionate about helping small business owners worldwide grow their social communities through engaging short-form videos, especially on Instagram reels.
One of the most rewarding experiences in her journey was witnessing a participant's transformation, they initially struggled to create content but, through her reel challenge, not only overcame their difficulties but also saw remarkable growth.
It reaffirmed her belief in the power of social media to transform businesses and drive meaningful connections.
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Omolola Dada is a marketing specialist with over half a decade of experience in the industry. Her early career years began with crushing an online product based business to securing an internship during NYSC, and now working with brands around the world.
What started as a simple love for pressing her phone during her teenage years turned into a thriving marketing career, and ultimately, the establishment of her marketing agency, Awani Digitals.
Over the years, she has empowered more than 50 individuals to launch successful marketing careers, spoken at several events, launched resources for businesses and partnered with clients globally.
As the founder of Awani Digitals, she is committed to propelling her clients to the top. Her ambitious vision? To make Awani Digitals a top-five global marketing agency by 2035.
Onyemeh Stephanie is a model coach and placement booker. She started Model castings in Nigeria 6 years ago as a blog and resource for high fashion models to get paid bookings.
Now she helps high fashion models get international representation in the 4 major fashion capitals.