Black Philanthropy: Our Stories

042 – Having Courage to Start Before You're Funded, with Odile Tevie


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Why wait for others to act when you can be the first to move? Odile Tevie shares how, in the absence of institutional support, she abandoned a secure career in finance to co-found and co-invest her own philanthropic resources into the Nubuke Foundation (Accra, Ghana) where Ghanaian artists create on their own terms and in their own voices.

Discover how to become a first-mover leader, support emerging artists, navigate uncertainty, and transform an internal nudge into cultural and social change.

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Black Philanthropy: Our StoriesBy Michelle Renee Jackson