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May 17, 2023
In continuation of the NFLs commitment to promoting greater diversity across the NFL, the League announced plans today to host a Coach Accelerator on May 21-23 at the Spring League Meeting in Minneapolis.
May 17, 2023
Skipper will network with ownership and club executives at the NFL League meeting in Minneapolis next week in an effort to continue to increase head coach diversity.
May 17, 2023
Running backs and assistant head coach Anthony Lynn is set to represent the San Francisco 49ers at the Coach Accelerator in Minneapolis.
May 25, 2021
The CEO and Founder of Goats for Water talks about the aims of her movement. M. FAIQ LODHI: What inspired you to start Goats for Water? FARIEL SALAHUDDIN: It was a twist of fate. I was working in the power/energy sector, dealing with large infrastructure projects focusing on policy and advisory to the government. This took me to villages and it inspired me to start this movement. At that time, off-grid solar energy was something Pakistan was just stepping into and I was exploring its potential ...
May 16, 2021
Nigerian youths are doing amazing things. This is the first thought that comes to mind when such names as Kofo Sanusi are mentioned. With the most recent development regarding her position in African Private Equity and Venture Capital Association, Sanusi has become both a symbol of pride and intimidation for her fellows. Nevertheless, her success suggests limitless possibilities for others willing to put in more efforts, like her. AVCA, a well-known body known for encouraging private investment...
April 20, 2021
Ask an Investor series focuses on conversations with investors in Africa – investment banks, sovereign wealth funds, private equities, venture capitalists and every other class of investors, explaining why and how these investments happen by talking to the people who make them happen. In 2010, Sam Sturm quit his job as a teacher to become a filmmaker. While he waited to hear back from the film schools he’d applied to, he joined the leadership team of an edtech startup to make ends meet. ...