In this conversation with the Audrey, CEO and Founder of Mothers Daughters Sisters Mentoring program, we explore the inspiration behind her drive to mentor the next generation of leaders, the power of shared experience, and how lives are being changed, one young woman at a time. From a corporate career to running a community interest company, Audrey shares openly about her journey – the lessons learned, the victories and the challenges. For anyone thinking of starting or getting involved in building something that lasts, or for those already in this space, this is one to listen to.
Connect with Audrey:...
In this conversation with the Audrey, CEO and Founder of Mothers Daughters Sisters Mentoring program, we explore the inspiration behind her drive to mentor the next generation of leaders, the power of shared experience, and how lives are being changed, one young woman at a time. From a corporate career to running a community interest company, Audrey shares openly about her journey – the lessons learned, the victories and the challenges. For anyone thinking of starting or getting involved in building something that lasts, or for those already in this space, this is one to listen to.
Connect with Audrey:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/audrey-bampoe
Get Involved: https://mdsmentoringprogram.org/get-involved
Website: https://mdsmentoringprogram.org
Connect with us:
Website: www.sheerahnetwork.com
Email: info@sheerahnetwork.com
The Sheerah Podcast is a production of The Sheerah Network, an organisation committed to developing and encouraging black and ethnic minority women leaders to lead with confidence and excellence. We run Leadership focus groups, online courses and one-to-one coaching for women in middle to top level leadership or management. Check out our resources and events here:
http://www.sheerahnetwork.com/events
Music written and performed by Daniel Austin-Chukwu.
Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the individuals interviewed and does not necessarily represent the views of the hosts or of the Sheerah Network organization.
