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Beating Poverty With Adeola Sulaimon
The focus was on beating poverty and how to do so. The speaker
discusses with a business strategist, personal finance specialist, and an
advocate for driving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) on poverty, good health, well-being, quality education, gender equality, decent work, economic growth, and reducing inequalities.
Adeola Suleiman, the manager and programs directorate at Porsche Foundation is passionate about helping people and businesses make informed decisions that lead to sustainable growth, productivity, and wellness.
Her industrial experience includes software development, project management, business and product development, strategic thinking, finance, and estate planning. She is also open to partnerships and collaborations and volunteers in various projects that promote creativity, personal growth, wellness, nation-building, women empowerment, and intentional living.
The speaker emphasizes that poverty is beyond money and that
poverty is a mindset. To understand how to beat poverty, one needs to
understand where they are financially literate. Financial literacy is only when individuals have knowledge and understanding that allows them to either make money, manage money, or multiply money. Without this understanding, it can feel like chasing a mirage.
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discusses with a business strategist, personal finance specialist, and an
advocate for driving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) on poverty, good health, well-being, quality education, gender equality, decent work, economic growth, and reducing inequalities.
Adeola Suleiman, the manager and programs directorate at Porsche Foundation is passionate about helping people and businesses make informed decisions that lead to sustainable growth, productivity, and wellness.
Her industrial experience includes software development, project management, business and product development, strategic thinking, finance, and estate planning. She is also open to partnerships and collaborations and volunteers in various projects that promote creativity, personal growth, wellness, nation-building, women empowerment, and intentional living.
The speaker emphasizes that poverty is beyond money and that
poverty is a mindset. To understand how to beat poverty, one needs to
understand where they are financially literate. Financial literacy is only when individuals have knowledge and understanding that allows them to either make money, manage money, or multiply money. Without this understanding, it can feel like chasing a mirage.
Listen here...
Listen here...