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In this episode, I sit down with Violet Amoebeng, the visionary behind Skin Gourmet, to explore how raw, edible skincare from Ghana is challenging global perceptions and empowering communities. We dive deep into Violet’s personal journey—from her upbringing and international experiences to returning home and launching a brand that puts people over profit. Together, we unpack the challenges of ethical sourcing, the power of traceability, and the importance of creating jobs that truly transform lives.
You’ll hear why 'Made in Ghana' is shedding its old stigma, how collective accountability shapes the entrepreneurial ecosystem, and what it really takes to build a business that’s both profitable and impactful. If you’re curious about the future of African innovation, or inspired by stories of resilience and purpose-driven leadership, this is a conversation you can’t miss.
00:00:00 Welcome and Episode Overview
More about Skin Gourmet: https://skingourmet.com/
More about fair equity: https://fair-equity.com
"Future Made in Africa" is the podcast by Fair Equity gGmbH. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the podcast and share it with people who believe in the power of entrepreneurship.
In der ersten Folge von „Future Made in Africa" ist Karsten Wulf zu Gast – Vollblut-Unternehmer seit über 30 Jahren, Gründer und CEO des Family Office zwei.7 und Mitgründer der fair equity gGmbH aus Osnabrück.
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Mehr über fair equity: https://fair-equity.com
„Future Made in Africa" ist der Podcast der fair equity gGmbH. Wenn dir die Folge gefällt, abonniere den Podcast und teile ihn mit Menschen, die an die Kraft des Unternehmertums glauben.
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