The goal of DIFFvelopment's Entrepreneurial Lit(eracy) Series Podcast is to give you the opportunity to gain insight into important business best practices and inspiring entrepreneurial journeys that inherently educate on the unique ways in which startups get started and the incredible level of grit successful business ownership requires.
Hosted by Adetokunbo Oludaré Thompson, Director of Community Involvement at DIFFvelopment
Entrepreneurial Lit Series Podcast Vol 4. Feat. Kamila Brown Washington - How To Make Nonprofits Profitable
The Expert: Kamila Brown Washington is Founder/CEO of Kamileon Professional Development (https://www.kpdinc.org/#whatsurstory) and Chief Strategist/Online Charity Launch Coach to Nonprofit Founders. Kamila offers nonprofit founders a number of free and paid learning opportunities including her online group coaching platform, Kreate A Profitable Charity (https://www.kamilabrownwashington.com/kapc). Recently, Kamila's expertise was sought out by the family of George Floyd to serve as their Advisor in the development of "The George Floyd Foundation."
The Topic: Kamila will speak and answer questions about how to make nonprofits profitable.
The Host: Adetokunbo Oludaré Thompson, Director of Community Involvement at DIFFvelopment
17 Nov 2020
Entrepreneurial Lit Series Podcast Vol 3. Feat. Edward Jean-Louis - Seed Capital
The Expert: Edward Jean-Louis (UCLA Anderson School of Management - MBA & UMass Amherst - BA in Economics), Co-Founder of Tale Venture Partners (http://www.talevp.com/), D.R.E.A.M. Inc. CFO volunteer, and DIFFvelopment Consultrepreneurship DIFF Advisor, Entrepreneur Lecture Series Speaker and Evaluator volunteer.
The Topic: Edward will speak and answer questions about what seed capital is, who qualifies for it, and where else to look when seed capital is not for you.
10 Mar 2020
Entrepreneurial Lit Series Podcast Vol 2. Feat. Lillie Nkenchor, Esq. - Estate, Tax & Business Planning
The Expert: Lillie Nkenchor, Esq. (Georgetown University Law Center - Master of Laws - LLM, International Tax; Seton Hall University School of Law - JD; & Rutgers University - B.S.), New York Life Corporate Vice President of Advanced Planning and owner of Lillie N. Nkenchor, PC.
The Topic: Lillie will speak and answer questions about how estate, tax and business planning are key components to building generational wealth.
The Host: Adetokunbo Oludaré Thompson, Director of Community Involvement at DIFFvelopment
29 Feb 2020
Entrepreneurial Lit Series Podcast Vol 1. Feat. Arinze Onugha, Esq. - Business Contracts & More
The Expert: Arinze Onugha, Esq. (NYU Law - J.D. & Wharton Business School - B.S. in Entrepreneurial Management), @blkandwhiteseries (https://www.instagram.com/blkandwhtseries/?hl=en) Creator, Sullivan & Worcester (https://www.sullivanlaw.com/professionals-Arinze-Onugha.html)Attorney, DIFFvelopment Chair, and former law firm and restaurant owner.
The Topic: Arinze will speak and answer questions about how investing in legal counsel saves even the most bootstrapped businesses thousands of dollars and protects founders from common unforeseen liabilities.
The Host: Adetokunbo Oludaré Thompson, Director of Community Involvement at DIFFvelopment
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