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The Role of a Pracademic in Africa's Development

The Role of a Pracademic in Africa's Development

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 Dr. Memuna Williams is a distinguished pracademic who merges practice and academia to empower small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and their communities. Dr. Williams discusses her unique career path, including her work in social responsibility, entrepreneurship, and leadership, and highlights innovative projects she's spearheaded across Africa. From mentoring underserved youth to co-authoring a book, Dr. Williams shares insights into her mission of fostering economic development and personal growth. The conversation delves into the entrepreneurial ecosystem, the challenges and innovations within SMEs, and the importance of community service. Dr. Williams also offers a glimpse into her advisory work and the impact of her initiative, Champs for Change, aimed at nurturing sports and related careers among African youth. Get In Touch: If you're interested in learning more, Dr. Williams invites you to connect with her on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/champs-4-change/) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/champs4changeorg/). You can also explore the publication, "Purpose, Perseverance, Passion", for yourself. Both the Kindle and hardcover editions are available, offering readers both immediate access and a tangible piece of storytelling to cherish. For those interested in sharing their own stories on "Chatting with the Experts," reach out to Paula Okonneh through her website at chattingwiththeexperts.com or connect via LinkedIn.

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