51. Doing Good Work In Africa: How I'm Connecting College Students To Africa-Based Companies And Non-Profits Ola Erogbogbo

If you're a student and looking for ways to engage with the continent in an impactful way, this is the episode for you! I had a great conversation with Doing Good Work in Africa (DOWA) Founder Ola Erogbogbo DOWA Fellow Adaeze Okorie. Doing Good Work in Africa connects brilliant and innovative university students to Africa-based companies, public entities and non-profit organizations working to address challenges at the grassroots level by implementing impactful and scalable initiatives. Tune in to hear Ola and Adaeze share: What about doing business in Nigeria led Ola to launch DOWA How you can land an internship with one of their program partners How the program benefits the Africa-based companies and non-profits that sign up What exactly about young people excites them about Africa's future Resources mentioned: More About DOWA: Use discount code "DearDiaspora" to join me and Certified Africa in Ghana this December:

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51. Doing Good Work In Africa: How I'm Connecting College Students To Africa-Based Companies And Non-Profits Ola Erogbogbo is an episode from Dear Diaspora by Nduulwa Kowa.

This episode is 59:43 long.

This episode was published on Nov 24, 2020.

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