Making It Matter
Making It Matter
Podcast Description
Making It Matter is a podcast about what happens when you do what matters most to you.
Hosted by Megan, a strategist and social impact advocate, as she dives into real conversations with purpose-driven people and change makers across business, charities and government.
Through relaxed, inspiring conversations, guests share the pivotal moments, mindset shifts, and lessons that helped them align their work with their values and build lives that feel more fulfilling, AND successful.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on social impact, personal fulfillment, and entrepreneurship, with specific episodes discussing topics like building a solar workforce in Africa and financial education in schools. Other episodes delve into challenges in corporate transitions, empowerment through renewable energy, and the necessity for collaboration across sectors to drive change.
Making It Matter is a podcast about what happens when you do what matters most to you.
Hosted by Megan, a strategist and social impact advocate, as she dives into real conversations with purpose-driven people and change makers across business, charities and government.
Through relaxed, inspiring conversations, guests share the pivotal moments, mindset shifts, and lessons that helped them align their work with their values and build lives that feel more fulfilling, AND successful.
In this conversation, Chinwe Udo-Davis, the CEO and founder of Installar, shares her journey from the Niger Delta region of Nigeria to creating a platform that connects skilled technicians with solar projects. She discusses the impact of Installar on communities and the workforce, the challenges she faced transitioning from a corporate career to entrepreneurship, and the importance of collaboration within Africa’s tech ecosystem. Chinwe emphasizes the need for sustainable solutions in renewable energy and her commitment to empowering women in the sector. The conversation concludes with her vision for the future and the legacy she hopes to leave behind.
Takeaways
- Installer was born out of Chinwe’s personal experiences in the Niger Delta.
- The lack of access to energy and opportunities inspired Chinwe to create Installer.
- Installer connects skilled technicians with solar projects, improving efficiency.
- Chinwe transitioned from a corporate HR role to entrepreneurship driven by a desire to help others.
- The impact of Installer is measured through job creation and energy access for communities.
- Collaboration is essential in Africa’s tech ecosystem to tackle large-scale challenges.
- Chinwe emphasizes the importance of empowering women in the renewable energy sector.
- Sustainability in solar energy is achievable through innovative financing solutions.
- Chinwe’s vision includes expanding Installer’s model across Africa.
- The ultimate goal is to empower millions of young people through clean energy initiatives.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Installer and Chinwe’s Journey
02:57 Understanding Installer’s Impact and Operations
06:27 Measuring Impact: Communities and Workforce
09:36 Transitioning from Corporate to Entrepreneurship
12:41 Challenges Faced in Building Installer
18:36 The Role of Collaboration in Africa’s Tech Ecosystem
22:06 Future Aspirations and Legacy of Installer
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