Aspire Foundation is looking to give away Ksh 2.5 million to social entreprenuers!
Aspire Foundation is looking for a M.A.D. (making a difference) project that makes a difference in Africa. This is part of the goal of impacting 1 billion women by 2020! Conditions of Entry: Open to all current or previous Aspire Foundation mentees or those willing to become a mentee for the duration of your project (no cost involved).…
Renowned Photographer Tahir Khamali shares his love for the art
Tahir Kharmali left a high profile job in the technology sector to devote his time to his love for photography. He now uses some of the principles he learned in the workplace to grow his business and to thrive in a seemingly overcrowded market.His is a story of how one’s passion can be converted into…
Leaving your job, 7 easy steps to a smooth transition
Resigning from your job, most of the time, is not an easy step. Here are some critical steps to consider and reflect on before you quit your job, to ensure a smooth transition into a new job or business. I will be running a free webinar “Before you quit your job” feel free to register to…
The business of music;Makadem style
We often think about music as a fun affair full of glamour and super stardom. After a performance at a recent show, the artist Makadem sheds some light on the behind the scenes grind in the world of music, that makes it as tough, if not an even tougher business than most
Networking in Heels, Tech Edition
Happy international Women’s Day! As part of the celebrations globally , ‘Networking in heels’ held a special edition in partnership with ‘nest’, ‘the tech edition’. It was a conversation as rich as it was diverse. Women climbing the corporate ladder as well as running businesses in tech and other sectors shared their inspiring stories of blood,…
The first 3D Printer made in Africa
William Hoyle explains the revolution happening in the manufacturing sector in Kenya, the first 3 D printer built from locally available scrap metal, so ordinary it was collected along Ngong Road. Here’s introducing the first African born 3D printer.
Lina is a Media, Marketing Communications and Business Strategy professional with over 10 years experience. She loves travel and adventure despite being challenged in reading maps, is passionate about entrepreneurship and is usually at the right place at the right time for opportunity.
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Jumping for Girls with the British High Commissioner and teenagers during the Girl Summit 2014, Nairobi chapter, after moderating the youth program.
Dr. Christian Turner
British High Commissioner to Kenya
The workshop was interactive, interesting beneficial for real life startups, and real businesses. It was not a hypothetical class at all.
Olive Chao, Founder
House of Chao
Lina is a superb moderator with great energy and skill in keeping everyone on task and on time.
Elizabeth Rees
Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI) Kenya Coordinator at U.S. Department of State
I learned so much about personal branding, confidence and self-presentation. I gained clarity on my next steps as the knowledge is applicable in real life.
Sarah Tabaji
Entreprenuer
Amazing coaching session! Lina is easy to talk to.I felt comfortable to open up. I am transformed, I feel focused and excited and have developed a clear plan until the next quarter of the year.
Mwende Mbae, Founder
www.itsamamazworld.com
Gaone congratulating Lina for making an excellent presentation at a United Nations forum in Addis Ababa.
Gaone Masire
Head of Human Resources, African Union
I got the promotion with a salary increment in 4 minutes flat.
Joseph M
System Analyst, Tech Company
Lina is an amazing public speaker, approachable and friendly. She presents marketing with clarity that makes it easy to understand and remember, I feel I now want to get into marketing! I would recommend Lina highly!
Faith Christine Gor, CEO
Nutrition Entrepreneur
“Lina’s proposal was the most practical and realistic, I know the next few steps of what I’m supposed to do to implement her solution”
Stephen Gugu
Investment Director – inhVestia
Lina used her personal experience to motivate me she explained the content such as social media, branding and target market in a memorable way. I can remember most of it even now! She gave personal attention to the entire group and encouraged team work and participation.
Esther Sunday. CEO
Fikia Wambui, (Social Entrepreneur)