Minority Makers
Minority Makers
Podcast Description
Welcome to Minority Makers! We are Rebecca & Jessica, daughters of refugees who took the safe path to become doctors—but now we're on a mission to explore what it takes to build a business as a minority. Join us as we sit down with everyday minority makers to uncover their stories, challenges, and find out what it really takes to turn a vision into a reality.
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The podcast explores themes of entrepreneurship within minority communities, challenges faced by these individuals, and personal growth stories. For instance, episodes cover diverse topics like internalised racism with Simone Lee, the balance of content creation and authenticity with Dr. Samantha Mariam, and discipline in sports and work ethics with Dr. Karlina Tongotea.
Welcome to Minority Makers! We are Rebecca & Jessica, daughters of refugees who took the safe path to become doctors—but now we’re on a mission to explore what it takes to build a business as a minority. Join us as we sit down with everyday minority makers to uncover their stories, challenges, and find out what it really takes to turn a vision into a reality.
In this episode we speak to Jesse Armstrong, co-founder and CEO of VAKA (and AKI)! Jesse tells us about his fascinating entrepreneurial journey, from dropping out of university and a successful first venture, to pivoting during COVID and building VAKA—an educational company empowering young people with 3D printing innovation. He shares invaluable insights and advice for budding entrepreneurs.
Links to his businesses below:
http://www.vaka.co.nz
http://www.akistore.co.nz
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