Critically acclaimed director Femi Agbayewa just launched a sit down interview show for African entrepreneurs, giving an opportunity to entrepreneurs to talk about their experiences, failures, successes, and visions providing an unfettered look at what it means to make it as an entrepreneur.
Agbayewa said, “the structure of the show resembles that of another critically acclaimed show called “The Writer’s Room,” which focused on Hollywood actors. By shifting the focus to entrepreneurs, we are able to engage voices from a variety of industries and take part in their journey by highlighting their similarities, differences and, most importantly, it allows the unique personality of each entrepreneur to shine through.”
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