Tomorrow is African

In this episode, I explain the 3 core requirements needed for African business to create communicate and deliver global value . The take home, businesses only expand beyond their domestic borders when there is a business case to do so.

In this episode of Tomorrow is African I explore the 4 key components of teams that can carry a global vision- flexibility, purposeful competence, responsible autonomy and cognitive diversity.

In our first Bonus episode, I tell the Moon Ray story - a story that teaches you just how to build brands people will fall in love with. The take home - people fall in love with brands in the same way they fall in love with people - people fall in love with brands that make them feel!

In this episode I explain the second most important aspect of team building - exchange. The take home: your team is only as good as the quality of ideas, criticisms, enthusiasm and faith that flow between its members.

In this episode O.O.Kukoyi explores the idea of teamwork as the basic building block for start up success. The best entrepreneurs are not always the ones who have great ideas, they are the ones who can create, support, motivate and sustain great functional teams that push their idea through the long haul of the startup phase.

In this episode, O.O.Kukoyi explores the ‘Epitaph Technique’ - a simple tool that helps leaders crystallise their intent when creating corporate vision.

In this episode O.O.Kukoyi explores the character traits of high performance companies by analysing their corporate vision statements. The take home; your company will either operate as an idealist, a maverick or a giant- and this will reflect in your corporate vision statement.

In this episode, O.O.Kukoyi examines the DNA of global brands to understand their approach to crafting global vision. The take home; a global company must be built from a global perspective, and the most forward thinking companies are built around a shared global vision for the future.

On the first episode of the podcast, O.O.Kukoyi examines one of the most important principles for building global African brands: Vision. His take: Global businesses must be built from a global perspective, and African businesses need to be anchored on global vision in order to reach for global status. Tomorrow is African.