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GC4W Twitter Chat on #YOUTHFIRST. Prioritizing the Needs and Wants of the Youth in Africa

The Global Connections for Women Foundation (GC4W) will be hosting a twitter chat in partnership with Social Good Lagos to honor International Youth Day. Guest speakers include Banky Wellington, Vivian Onano, Lilian Ajayi Ore, and Oluwatobi Aigbogun. Join us on Monday at 1 pm ET. on Twitter as we share more knowledge, discuss and create more opportunities for the Youth…

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Angelina Jolie Says She’s Rediscovering Herself as a Mother of Teenagers

Angelina Jolie is learning a lot from her growing kids! In a new interview with Hello!, the 44-year-old actress opens up about how watching her six children with ex Brad Pitt become teenagers has impacted her. “When your children are little you feel more ‘mommy.’ When they are teenagers you start to remember yourself as a teenager,” she says of Maddox, 18, Pax, 15,…

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NYFW Event in Honor of the GC4W Entrepreneurship Scholarship Program 

This weekend, SPOTTED Fashion Group will host a pop-up event during New York Fashion Week. This event is meant to revolutionize the runway by celebrating all women and their unique styles. In addition, 10% of ticket sales will support GC4W’s Entrepreneurship Scholarship program. The GC4W Entrepreneurship Program provides female founders and entrepreneurs from across the world the training and development…

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Scaling Entrepreneurship through Global Connections for Women

Scaling Entrepreneurship through Global Connections for Women, an interview with the Founder and CEO, Lilian Ajayi Ore on Medium by Christine Nasserghodsi. At the 2019 Wharton MENA Summit, Strategy and Senior Executive Advisor, Joe Saddi, underscored the importance of scale-ups to social and economic development in the MENA region and around the world. While venture capital firms and investment firms may…

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Being an Entrepreneur Isn’t Only About Having the Best Ideas

Most people think that being an entrepreneur is about having that big idea. And it is. To start something new, you need to have an idea that works: something people need, something they’ll want, and most importantly — at least for the people investing in your idea — something that’s scalable. But what I’ve found from interviewing multiple entrepreneurs who…

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