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Fiftyfaces Focus Nigerian Voices Podcast

Fiftyfaces Focus Nigerian Voices Podcast

Auteur(s): Aoifinn Devitt
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 In this series we hear about recurring themes of immigration, adjustment, integration, re-integration upon returning home, struggle, triumph and what Nigeria offers in terms of opportunities and career.Copyright 2025 Aoifinn Devitt Gestion et leadership Économie
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  • Episode 18: NEW: Jamila Osman of Baillie Gifford: Priorities and Preferences of our Next Generation

    Episode 18: NEW: Jamila Osman of Baillie Gifford: Priorities and Preferences of our Next Generation
    Dec 10 2025
    Jamila Osman is a trainee investment manager in the graduate training program at Baillie Gifford. She graduated from Edinburgh University with a First in Chemical Engineering. Our conversation starts with her upbringing in Ghana and the pioneering training high school training program that prepared her for a demanding academic load in science that paved her way to Edinburgh University. We describe how she developed an interest in finance and this then transitions into a discussion as to what her generation is looking for in an employer today. This includes paying more than mere lip service to employee wellbeing, being mindful of mental health, offering flexible work solutions and stretch opportunities. She describes a typically intense and varied work day at Baillie Gifford and the blend of deep research time with industry network events that is so essential in an apprenticeship. This podcast is being released as part of our Ghanaian voices series as well as Series 5 of the Fiftyfaces Podcast. Series 5 of 2025 is kindly sponsored by Diamond Hill. Diamond Hill invests on behalf of clients through a shared commitment to its valuation-driven investment principles, long-term perspective, capacity discipline and client alignment. An independent active asset manager with significant employee ownership, Diamond Hill’s investment strategies include differentiated US and non-US equity, alternative long-short equity and fixed income.
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    27 min
  • Episode 17: Bonus: Chidiebere Ibe - Medical Illustrator - Representation with a Difference

    Episode 17: Bonus: Chidiebere Ibe - Medical Illustrator - Representation with a Difference
    Oct 20 2022
    Chidiebere Ibe is a medical student and Forbes-Featured medical illustrator whose illustration of a black fetus in utero went viral in December 2021. Many commentators said that this was the first time that they had seen a depiction of a dark-skinned fetus or pregnant woman and provoked a discussion about the lack of representation of such images in textbooks and journals. Chidiebere has a bachelors degree in chemistry from the University of Uyo in Nigeria, and is the Chief Medical Illustrator at the Journal of Global Neurosurgery. He holds numerous roles on various committees relating to medical education. Our conversation starts with Chidiebere's upbringing in Nigeria and some of the difficulties he encountered in getting even basic services - such as internet access. He describes how he used to travel one hour each way to his church to get access to an internet connection. He then discusses his first attempt at medical illustrations and how he was essentially self-taught in this domain. We move then to talk about "that" iconic image of a black fetus in utero that caused such a profound reaction across medical circles, medical schools and the media at large. We talked about how empowering representation of diversity can be and how important it is to demonstrate belonging, a right to be counted and to be recognized and how it can enable better access to healthcare and better equity. We finish with Chidiebere's personal reflections as he embarks upon another quest to attend medical school. About the importance for him of understanding where he has come from, where he is now and where he is going. See these links for more information on Chidiebere's work: www.chidiebereibe.com www.championingchange.africa This podcast is being released both as a bonus in advance of inclusion in our Fiftyfaces Focus Medicine and Science Series of 2022 as well as in our ongoing Nigerian Voices Series.
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    22 min
  • Episode 16: Adesuwa Okunbo Rhodes - Changing the face of investing and entrepreneurship in Africa

    Episode 16: Adesuwa Okunbo Rhodes - Changing the face of investing and entrepreneurship in Africa
    Apr 18 2022
    Adesuwa Okunbo Rhodes is the founder of Aruwa Capital Management, a growth equity impact fund investing in untapped opportunities across Nigeria and West Africa. Founded when she was only 29, Aruwa Capital Management aims to change the narrative for women as capital allocators and entrepreneurs by investing in businesses that make an impact on addressing the gender gap. She previously was Partner and Managing Director at Syntaxis Africa and prior to that JP Morgan, and also holds a number of director roles as well as volunteer roles in groups such as Gaia Africa, Sponsors for Educational Opportunity and Rising Tide Africa. In this fascinating discussion we discuss Adesuwa's early years in finance and what prompted her to start her own fund. We analyze what it means to invest with a "gender lens" and learn how it is not just about creating more seats at the table, but creating more tables. Adesuwa is a visionary and empowering role model on the African financial scene and the vision for gender equity established by Aruwa Capital sets the standard for women-led equity everywhere. There is more information on Aruwa Capital Management here: https://www.aruwacapital.com
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    26 min
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