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Techie-Cum-Sales Professional, Funmi Adewole, Tells Us Why She Moved Back Twice
Cisco Systems, Partner Account Manager, Funmi Adewole, actually made the move back twice...the first time in tears.
In this episode, Funmi does not hide the fact that the move back is not for everyone, but if you are someone who is motivated by the challenge of being in an environment where you can make an impact, it just might be for you.
In the news, the collapse of Thomas Cook is felt as far afield as The Gambia, a pivot to Africa leads to a USD 4 billion IPO for a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, and the continent is expected to host 700 new internationally branded hotel restaurants and bars by 2025.
In this episode, Funmi does not hide the fact that the move back is not for everyone, but if you are someone who is motivated by the challenge of being in an environment where you can make an impact, it just might be for you.
In the news, the collapse of Thomas Cook is felt as far afield as The Gambia, a pivot to Africa leads to a USD 4 billion IPO for a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, and the continent is expected to host 700 new internationally branded hotel restaurants and bars by 2025.
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By West African EnterpriseCisco Systems, Partner Account Manager, Funmi Adewole, actually made the move back twice...the first time in tears.
In this episode, Funmi does not hide the fact that the move back is not for everyone, but if you are someone who is motivated by the challenge of being in an environment where you can make an impact, it just might be for you.
In the news, the collapse of Thomas Cook is felt as far afield as The Gambia, a pivot to Africa leads to a USD 4 billion IPO for a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, and the continent is expected to host 700 new internationally branded hotel restaurants and bars by 2025.
In this episode, Funmi does not hide the fact that the move back is not for everyone, but if you are someone who is motivated by the challenge of being in an environment where you can make an impact, it just might be for you.
In the news, the collapse of Thomas Cook is felt as far afield as The Gambia, a pivot to Africa leads to a USD 4 billion IPO for a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, and the continent is expected to host 700 new internationally branded hotel restaurants and bars by 2025.