Learnability

Charlotte Manning is the Community Manager of HON, a professional networking app that aims to expand knowledge, engage a female-powered community, and create personalized networks that empower the members to grow professionally and personally.

How has her journey from Stockholm, Sweden to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and then back to Stockholm, and everything that happened in between, lead her to become the ideal person to run a value-based digital community?

We are excited to learn more about creating and scaling such communities and hope you as well get some inspiration from this episode!

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A considerable part of our interpersonal interactions, or at least the initial determining portion, is about ascertaining the intentions of your counter-part. In a global economy where the number of transactions increases, as well as the need to share our resources, we must find ways to rely increasingly on cutting-edge engineering to design for trust.

An increased need and opportunity arise for the problem-solvers. Are you one of them?

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In this Ideacast, we are exploring the four subsequent stages of creativity, with a focus on the second stage – Incubation, also known as the zone where the creative magic happens.

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How does one kickstart an ecosystem? What makes you an investable person? And what made the founder of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, decide to move to Africa?

These are some of the questions we aim to answer in this episode with Noel Daniel. He is a co-founder of Kudu Ventures, a VC fund focusing on impact-driven startups, aiming to catalyze innovations and to bring reformative ideas and policies to fruition that could change the trajectory of Ethiopia's current socio-economic climate. 

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Betelhem Dessie is the youngest tech pioneer in Ethiopia, starting her IT career by the age of 9. She is today 20 years old and a co-founder/CEO of iCog ACC (Anyone Can Code). Amongst many of her brilliant accomplishments, she has educated thousands of students in Artificial Intelligence, developed and copyrighted four software programs. 

We are also joined by Binette Seck, who is a partner to Betelhem and the reason she traveled to Stockholm, Sweden, to educate 70 students in coding.

This episode has indeed left us with an overwhelmingly positive outlook on the future, hope it does the same for you!

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Before recently becoming a political party leader with the mission of creating an inclusive society driven by autonomy and transparency, Katarina Stensson's experiences from studying engineering physics led her on a path of problem-solving.

We sat down with her right after she returned from Kampala Innovation Week in Uganda, where her company was invited to represent Swedish educational technology startups working towards the African continent.

"Learning from skilled people with diverse experiences is what takes us through the challenges of an ever-changing world."

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Numerous methodologies and terminologies stem from the emerged collection of studies on the effects of psychological, cognitive, emotional, cultural, and social factors on the economic decisions of individuals and institutions.

We tend to emphasize efficiency. Understandable given our modern times and that the increased access to data allows us to track our production capacity in novel ways. But, forecasts are becoming obsolete in times of rapid change, and perfect flexibility and agility are costly to achieve. If not impossible. Our best hedge against uncertainty and change might require us to extend our attention to effectiveness rather than efficiency.

In other words, you are doing the right thing before doing that thing right.

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Suzan Lindberg is the CEO of Scandinavia’s only insight-driven diversity management agency The Social Few. They utilize data-driven insights, digital marketing, and business development to create inclusive infrastructures in organizations and society.

How can we utilize data in our pursuit of inclusion, and how can our economic growth accommodate our social emergencies?

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Continuing on the topic of audio, but this time in conversation with Diana Mosa, the co-founder of Talking To Me, a Stockholm-based Voice Design agency that strives to create business and user value in a voice-first world.

How smart can our connected lives become? Will our connections change if voice technology becomes our preferred interface, and how can technology affect inclusion?

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We had the opportunity to sit down with Victor Ganguly right before his big move to Mumbai, India where he is starting a company that aims to launch a podcasting revolution.

He shares his journey from dropping out of school and being disowned by his parents, to finding his voice and achieving his goal of working within media with profiles such as Filip & Fredrik, and Peg & Penny Parnevik.

This is one of our favorite conversations so far, and hopefully, you'll enjoy it as much!

Read this article by Innocent Mugenga if you're interested in learning more about the mission of amplifying Africa: https://bit.ly/357Q9hJ

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