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Cheraldean Duhaney, the esteemed Councillor representing Ward 1 in the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury, made history as the first Black woman and the first Black person elected to her position, marking a historic milestone in Bradford West Gwillimbury’s council for the past 12 years. Her unwavering leadership epitomizes the essence of community empowerment. Hailing from Jamaica, her childhood experiences within various school leadership groups, notably the Red Cross Society, ignited her passion for public service at an early age.

Raised in a nurturing environment filled with love, empathy, and compassion, she imbibed the values of respect and kindness, which continue to shape her approach to leadership. Throughout her journey, Cheraldean has prioritized empathy, understanding, and inclusivity, recognizing the importance of amplifying marginalized voices and advocating for justice and equality. Her commitment to lifting others and her resilience and determination showcase her as a beacon of strength and inspiration in the community.

She shares her inspiring journey with Esther Ijewere In this exclusive interview.

Forging Foundations: Shaping Leadership Through Childhood

Growing up in Jamaica, I was immersed in various school leadership groups dedicated to community service. Organizations like the Red Cross Society ignited my early interest in leadership, providing invaluable interactions with government officials that influenced my perspective on public service from a young age.

Raised in a nurturing environment filled with love, empathy, and compassion, my parents instilled in me the values of respect and kindness toward others, irrespective of background or circumstance. These foundational lessons continue to underpin my approach to leadership and community involvement.

Emphasizing empathy and understanding the needs of others has become a cornerstone of my leadership philosophy. I believe in amplifying the voices of all community members and fostering collaborative efforts to address challenges and drive positive change. My experiences in school clubs further honed my teamwork and cooperation skills, essential for effective community leadership.

In summary, my childhood experiences have equipped me with the empathy, compassion, and leadership acumen needed to navigate the responsibilities and challenges of community service. Grateful for these formative lessons, they remain instrumental in shaping my approach to public service today.

Breaking Barriers: Championing Inclusive Representation

As the first black woman, and indeed the first black person, to be elected, I am deeply committed to ensuring that all residents in Ward 1 have their needs and priorities heard and addressed. I plan to implement regular community forums and listening sessions to gather input from constituents of diverse backgrounds. Additionally, I will work closely with community leaders and organizations to advocate for policies that promote equity and inclusivity. It’s crucial that everyone feels represented and empowered in our decision-making processes.

Inspiring Women: Lessons in Leadership

My grandmother has been a pillar of strength for me, embodying unwavering faith and unconditional love, which taught me the importance of compassion and resilience in leadership. My mother’s endurance through challenges has shown me the power of perseverance and determination in achieving goals. Oprah Winfrey’s journey from adversity to success has inspired me to embrace vulnerability, authenticity, and empathy as essential qualities in effective leadership. Learning from these remarkable women has shaped my leadership approach to prioritize empathy, resilience, and authenticity in guiding and empowering others.

Empowering Community Through Diverse Programs

My experience with Impact Youth and Cultural Centre has shown me the importance of providing diverse programs and services for youth, families, and seniors. I plan to leverage this experience by advocating for increased funding and resources for such initiatives, collaborating with community leaders and stakeholders to develop innovative programs tailored to the needs of Bradford West Gwillimbury residents, and continuously seeking feedback and input from the community to ensure our efforts are effective and impactful.

Inclusive Infrastructure and Planning

As a proponent of inclusivity and accessibility, I am deeply committed to ensuring that all members of our community have equal access to essential facilities and services. In collaboration with residents, disability advocacy groups, and cultural organizations, I prioritize the design and development of infrastructure that caters to the diverse needs of our population.

By working closely with stakeholders from various backgrounds, we aim to create spaces that are not only physically accessible but also culturally sensitive and inclusive. This involves considering different perspectives and requirements from the initial planning stages, ensuring that the voices of marginalized communities are heard and incorporated into the decision-making process.

We aim to foster a sense of belonging and empowerment among all residents, regardless of their abilities or backgrounds. By embracing diversity and inclusivity in our infrastructure projects, we can create a more vibrant and resilient community for everyone.

Cheraldean Duhaney

Building Strong Council Relationships

I envision fostering collaboration among council members by prioritizing clear communication, shared goals, and mutual respect. Encouraging open dialogue, setting common objectives, and promoting inclusivity are essential strategies to build strong relationships within the council. By fostering an environment of transparency and cooperation, we can effectively address the needs of our community and work together towards common goals.

Engagement with Constituents

I plan to engage with constituents throughout the year by actively seeking feedback through various channels such as town hall meetings, community forums, and online surveys. Additionally, I will make myself accessible through regular office hours and actively listen to concerns raised via email, phone calls, and social media. By being responsive and attentive to the community’s needs, I aim to ensure that their concerns are heard and carefully considered in the decision-making process.

Advocate for Marginalized Voices – Being a Woman of Rubies

One defining moment that makes me a ‘woman of rubies’ is when I stepped up to advocate for marginalized voices in my community, using my platform to amplify their stories and fight for justice and equality. My unwavering commitment to lifting others up, regardless of the challenges I face, showcases my strength and resilience as a leader. I believe in the power of solidarity and collective action to create positive change, and I will continue to stand firm in my convictions to make a difference in the lives of those around me.

 

Have you ever wondered what highly successful women do on Monday mornings? Success is not created by luck, but by working hard toward reaching a specific goal. Monday morning routines set the mood for the rest of the day and the rest of the week. Here’s a list of Monday morning habits that highly successful people develop.

  1. They Wake Up Early – Set Your Alarm For 5am

They wake up early to make sure that they have plenty of time to complete all of their tasks. Waking up early also ensures that they are not late for any of their scheduled events and they have plenty of time to take care of their personal chores before jumping into their workload.

In an interview with Oprah, Michelle Obama shared that she wakes up early to take care of herself before her day starts. “Well, I just started thinking, if I had to get up and go to work, I’d get up and go to work. If I had to get up to take care of my kids, I’d get up and do that. But when it comes to yourself, then suddenly, ‘Oh, I can’t get up at 4:30.’ So I had to change that.”

We are only allotted so much time in each day; sleeping the day away diminishes the chances of success.

  1. They Meditate – Start With Just 5 Minutes

Monday morning meditation or prayer are great tools to envision success. It’s important to quiet the mind and let the positive energy in as soon as you wake up. If you start with meditating for 5 minutes and over time increase it to half an hour per session.

Such practices can also answer unanswered questions and lead the way to success.

Oprah meditates two times per day for 20 minutes, and she states, “I walked away feeling fuller than when I’d come in. Full of hope, a sense of contentment, and deep joy. Knowing for sure that even in the daily craziness that bombards us from every direction, there is — still — the constancy of stillness. Only from that space can you create your best work and your best life.” (HuffingtonPost)

  1. They Get Motivated – Personal Development Is Key

Highly successful people get motivated first thing on Monday morning. They read personal development books, watch inspirational videos, listen to motivational speakers. Even 15 minutes of inspirational content on Monday morning can set up your day and your week for success

  1. They Get Active – No You Don’t Need A Gym Membership

Highly Successful people know that getting the body active is imperative on Monday mornings and throughout the week. Exercise helps the body wake up and oxygenate; by doing so, all of the cells become active and ready for the day.

  1. They Only Tend To Urgent E-mails

Most email accounts are bursting with emails on Monday mornings. Highly successful people have a way to tend just to urgent emails in the morning.

Going through a long list of random emails can waste a lot of time first thing in the morning. Tumblr’s David Karp shares, “I used to suck at e-mail. I’d let e-mails pile up, get overwhelmed, and miss important messages; or forget to reply. So I set up filters on my e-mail, and that’s been working pretty well. Now, my inbox gets e-mails only from people in my company and from my girlfriend.” (Inc.com)

You can set up filters in your email account just like David Karp did. Alternatively, you can get an email app for your smart phone. Apps like Boxer, Dispatch, and Hop can help you to quickly go through your email box to separate urgent and non-urgent emails.

 

 

 

Barakat Mohammed stands as a testament to the seamless fusion of creativity and entrepreneurship. Armed with a degree in Mass Communication and Media Technology from Lead City University, she further fortified her skills with a certification in Cosmetology and Skin Care Formulation, reflecting her innate artistic flair.

Entrepreneurial Genesis with BMVillage

Barakat embarked on her entrepreneurial journey with the establishment of Gifted Hands, an art studio, and Aishla’s Beauty Store. This venture evolved into BMVillage, a flourishing skincare line that became a primary source of income. Her commitment to making a positive impact led her to actively participate in Paged Initiative, utilizing media for advocacy purposes.

Hospitality Industry Odyssey

Drawing inspiration from her love for the Hilton brand and a destiny-driven connection, Barakat’s journey in the hospitality industry began. Starting with an internship at Hilton Abudhabi, she later worked for esteemed establishments such as Hilton Abudhabi Corniche and Nisa Wellness Retreat. These experiences not only honed her communication and analytical skills but also enriched her understanding of diverse cultures.

Navigating Art and Entrepreneurship

Balancing entrepreneurship in the beauty industry with her passion for art proved challenging for Barakat. Despite the intense focus on her skincare line and hospitality ventures, she maintains an artistic touch in all aspects of her work, acknowledging the ongoing presence of art in her life.

Impactful Volunteering with Paged Initiative

Barakat’s involvement with Paged Initiative broadened her perspective on issues related to rape, abuse, gender-based violence, and challenges faced by women and children. This experience equipped her with valuable insights for effective advocacy and community impact.

Media Communication Skills in Action

Her background in mass communication played a pivotal role in navigating various industries. From photography to design and branding, Barakat applies the skills acquired during her degree to the real world, identifying the best communication mediums at specific times.

Elevating BMVillage with Cosmetology Certification

Barakat’s certification in Cosmetology and Skin Care Product Formulation deepened her understanding of skincare ingredients and their compatibility with different skin types. This knowledge, combined with her artistic abilities, contributes to the creation of effective and visually appealing skincare products under BMVillage.

Celebrating Influential Women

Barakat pays homage to three inspiring women who have shaped her journey. Her beloved mother, Mrs. Aisha Ojone Umar, provides unwavering encouragement. Queen Amina of Zauzau inspires strength and focus, while Mrs. Roslin Ora Oguche, her grandmother, embodies selflessness and leaves a legacy of charitable deeds.

Qualities That Define Barakat as a Woman of Rubies

Barakat’s journey, personal growth, and resilience against all odds define her as a Woman of Rubies. Her ability to thrive and push forward stands as a testament to her strength and determination.

Navigating the dynamic landscape of personal and professional growth, the Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp emerges as a powerful force for empowerment. The reverberations of enlightening sessions, expert guidance, and transformative conversations endure, and we’re thrilled to announce that the long-awaited BootCamp recording is now available!

What to Expect:

Relive the Insights: The recording encapsulates the essence of the empowering BootCamp, featuring expert insights from industry leaders; Sola Adesakin, Esther Ijewere, Mayowa Adegoke, Adeola Osideko and Funmi Ajala  on building a strong online presence, crafting a personal brand for leadership, shaping narratives, leveraging financial literacy, mastering public speaking, content creation, brand sustainability, and intentional visibility.

Diverse Perspectives: Join the Fireside Chats where Chinaza Favour, Wendy Nwajiufor, Azeezat Adejare, and Rinret Gofwan discuss content creation, building sustainable brands, and intentional visibility. Gain diverse perspectives to enhance your personal and professional journey.

Why Grab Your Copy:

  1. On-Demand Learning: Access the invaluable sessions at your convenience. Whether you missed a masterclass or want to revisit a favorite, the recording puts the knowledge in your hands.
  2. Practical Strategies: Each session is packed with actionable strategies that can immediately elevate your media visibility and professional impact.
  3. Diverse Insights: Benefit from a diverse range of topics and speakers, ensuring a holistic approach to your personal and professional development.
  4. Invest in Yourself: Your personal and professional growth is an investment. The Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp recording is a valuable resource that continues to provide returns on your commitment to self-improvement.

How to Access

Visit our Selar page and unlock a treasure trove of knowledge and wisdom from industry experts. Your journey to enhanced media visibility and success starts with a click!

Don’t miss this opportunity to empower yourself. Grab your copy of the Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp recording today and step into a future of limitless possibilities!

For further enquiries, reach out via info@womenofrubies.com

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Maryam Muritala is a foreign-trained lawyer whose expertise extends from Business and Technology to Copyright, Trademark Law, and Contract Management. As a seasoned Business Development Consultant, Maryam has successfully guided entrepreneurs across five continents, establishing herself as a driving force in the business world. In this exclusive interview with Esther Ijewere, Maryam shares her inspiring journey from Lagos, Nigeria, to becoming the founder of Canada Vendors and the visionary behind the renowned Brand Expo.

Childhood Influence

Born and raised in Lagos, Maryam’s entrepreneurial roots run deep, shaped by the influence of both her maternal and paternal grandparents. Inspired by her family’s commitment to service, Maryam’s journey into law was further fueled by her aunt’s encouragement. Her childhood laid the foundation for a life dedicated to building connections and providing opportunities.

Career Path

Called to the Nigerian Bar in 2008, Maryam initially delved into corporate law, working on diverse projects involving contract agreements. Her pivot to business development was a strategic move, opening doors to a realm where she could blend legal expertise with entrepreneurial vision.

Canada Vendors and Navigating Challenges

Witnessing the evolution of the digital marketing space post-COVID-19, Maryam founded Canada Vendors to empower businesses with structured online visibility. The challenges faced, from business registration hurdles to integrating digital marketing, prompted the Canada Vendors Team to host virtual info-session events, offering crucial support during the pandemic.

Brand Expo and its Purpose

Brand Expo, an annual business networking event initiated by Maryam, serves as a platform for businesses to showcase products, services, and brand image. More than a networking opportunity, the expo facilitates workshops, exhibitions, presentations, and networking events, fostering brand awareness, visibility, and valuable business connections.

The Entrepreneurial Journey

Against the backdrop of the pandemic’s impact on small businesses, Maryam launched ‘The Entrepreneurial Journey,’ a YouTube mini-series spotlighting the Canadian small business community. Emphasizing the benefits of technology integration and digital marketing, the series aimed to empower businesses with the tools for growth in the digital landscape.

Being a Woman of Rubies

For Maryam, being a Woman of Rubies means creating opportunities wherever she goes, wearing her crown proudly and tall. Her unique ability to seize opportunities aligns with the essence of resilience and strength that defines a Woman of Rubies.

Inspirational Figures

Michelle Obama, Ibukun Awosika, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg stand as women who inspire Maryam on her journey, reflecting values of leadership, empowerment, and advocacy.

Maryam Muitala, Esther Ijewere and others with Hon. Abike Dabiri during her visit to the City of Brampton

Nigerian Community in Canada

Maryam acknowledges the significant contributions of the Nigerian community to Canada‘s vibrant multicultural society. From business and politics to healthcare and technology, Nigerian trailblazers continue to positively impact various sectors, embodying the spirit of excellence in diverse communities.

Maryam Muritala’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of combining legal expertise with a passion for entrepreneurship. Her commitment to empowering others, evident in initiatives like Canada Vendors and Brand Expo, showcases the potential for positive change within the business landscape. As a Woman of Rubies, Maryam stands as an inspiration, embodying resilience, vision, and a dedication to creating opportunities in every endeavour.

The  Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp 2.0  transcended digital boundaries, hosted on Zoom on the 9th and 10th of December, 2023. This groundbreaking event featured an impressive lineup of speakers and panellists who shared their expertise on personal branding, financial empowerment, media navigation, mental health, and more. This edition brought together industry leaders like Toun Okewale ( Co-founder, WFM917), thought experts, and dynamic speakers for two days of transformative learning.

Click this link to get your copy and unlock the secrets to enhancing your media visibility today.

Unlocking Key Insights:

Day 1 – Building the Foundation: The journey kicked off with Esther Ijewere’s profound insights into establishing a robust online presence, setting the stage for Adeola Osideko’s exploration of crafting a personal brand tailored for leadership in the digital era. Participants were captivated as these luminaries shared their wealth of knowledge and experience.

Day 2 – Diving into Expertise: The second day unfolded with a series of Fireside Chats that delved into diverse topics. Chinaza Favour, Wendy Nwajiufor, Azeezat Adejare, and Rinret Gofwan illuminated the audience with discussions on content creation, building sustainable brands, and intentional visibility.

Women of rubies fireside chat speakers

Additionally, the day featured expert masterclasses from Funmi Ajala, exploring the art of shaping narratives and driving change, Sola Adesakin, uncovering the power of leveraging financial literacy for enhanced media visibility, and Mayowa Adegoke, providing invaluable tips for mastering the vital skill of public speaking.

Media Bootcamp speakers

Why Acquiring the Recording is a Must:

  1. Expert Guidance: Access the insights of industry leaders and experts who have mastered the intricacies of online presence, personal branding, and strategic communication.
  2. Practical Strategies: Each session offers actionable strategies ready for immediate implementation, empowering participants to elevate their media visibility.
  3. Diverse Perspectives: Benefit from a diverse range of topics and speakers, ensuring a holistic approach to personal and professional development.
  4. Invest in Yourself: The Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp recording is an enduring resource, offering continual returns on the commitment to personal and professional growth.

Participants expressed their satisfaction with the event, praising the diverse range of topics covered and the high-quality insights shared by the esteemed speakers. The Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp left attendees equipped with actionable strategies to enhance their personal and professional lives.

Media Visibility Bootcamp 2.0 Media Visibility Bootcamp 2.0

As we reflect on the success of the second edition, the Women of Rubies team extends gratitude to all participants, speakers, and partners who contributed to making this event a beacon of empowerment. For further inquiries or to share your experience, please feel free to email us at info@womenofrubies.com.

Here’s to empowerment, success, and the unwavering pursuit of visibility!

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Law of attraction is one of the easiest ways to manifest good connections. Ever wondered why some people are just loved and admired? If you want to radiate in that kind of energy then this article is for you.

If you are looking for a long-term partner, job, or more friends, you will have to make them attracted to you. Here are the 8 simple ways to make people attracted to you without turning them off.

1. Be Confident, But Not Arrogant – Major Law of Attraction

First, it is important that you are confident about yourself. Being proud of who you are and liking your characteristics is one of the keys to make people like you. This also includes being sociable, being able to go along with the conversation and being smart when talking. Confidence is attractive, but you have to remember not to be conceited or arrogant as you might only push people away from you.

2.Sense of Humor

People who are funny are known to be intelligent and sociable. Most people are looking for this characteristic when searching for romance or friends. Even if someone is not interested in you, you can grab their attention by making them laugh.

3. Ask Deep Questions

Cut the unnecessary conversations and start asking them deeper questions. This can make them personally connected to you and you can tell them something deep as well.

4. Don’t Forget to Smile

You can easily make someone comfortable talking or having long conversations with you when you smile often. Of course, smiling is the easiest way to tell other people, “hey, don’t hesitate to talk to me, I’m friendly.”

5. Eye Contact

Making eye contact to a person makes you appear to be dominant and confident. This also makes you appear clever. You can also pair it with a strong handshake and you would totally nail it!

6.Dress Properly

When trying to make people attracted to you, it is important that you give attention to how you dress. Most people give definition to the clothes a person wears. It can be a definition associated to success or personality so if you want to make people notice you or attracted to you, make sure that you dress well.

7. Have Many People Around You

People who are in groups tend to be more attractive. This is because it shows you that you are sociable and you can easily connect to other people. Having many people around you makes you look more attractive.

Try this magical law of attraction to build your confidence,  and let us know how it goes in the comment.

 

 

About the Writer

Esther ijewere Is a multi-award winning Social Activist, Journalist, Writer, Best-selling Author,  Host of the Youtube syndicated show;  #GettalkingwithEsther  and a certified PR expert with over 10 years of experience. Esther has spotlighted over 1000 women across the globe, Interviewed First ladies, A-list celebrities and giants of different industries.  She is the Editor-In-Chief of  Women of Rubies, and other development initiatives recognized globally. Follow her  on Linkedin,  Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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Welcome to the Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp! Media visibility has become a vital asset for women across diverse fields in an age where information travels at the speed of light. In this blog post, we will explore the significance of the transformative boot camp and introduce the impressive lineup of speakers for Day One.

Media visibility is more than just a buzzword; it’s a potent tool that empowers women to amplify their voices, share their stories, and inspire change. Let’s explore how media visibility can impact women’s lives profoundly.

Adeola Osideko 

media visibility bootcamp

Adeola Osideko’s expertise in media visibility makes her a valuable resource for women in the field. Her experience in journalism and communications enables her to navigate the dynamic world of media effectively.

On Day One of the BootCamp, Adeola will reveal the secrets of media visibility through personal development, providing a step-by-step guide to achieving success. She will share practical strategies to help women in various fields increase their visibility, share their stories, and become influential voices in their respective domains.

Adeola’s sessions cover personal branding, storytelling, and digital platforms. Attendees will gain actionable insights to elevate their media game through interactive discussions and real-world examples.

Don’t miss Adeola Osideko’s media expertise, whether you’re starting or a seasoned pro.

Esther Ijewere

Media visibility bootcamp

Our journey through Day One of the Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp wouldn’t be complete without introducing Esther Ijewere, founder and convener of Women of Rubies Media Visibility Bootcamp.

Esther Ijewere is a prominent figure in media visibility, and her profile is a testament to her unyielding dedication to empowering women through media. With a background rooted in journalism and social activism, Esther has championed numerous causes and created waves of change through her work.

Esther has achieved a lot in promoting women’s voices and gender equality through media campaigns, earning her accolades and inspiring others.

Esther Ijewere will discuss the power of storytelling on Day One of the BootCamp. Attendees will learn to craft narratives that resonate and connect with their audience, bringing about positive change through the media.

Esther’s contributions to the BootCamp promise to be transformative. Her ability to blend storytelling with advocacy is a skill that every aspiring media influencer should cultivate. Prepare to be enthralled and educated as Esther Ijewere takes the stage on Day One.

3. Rukayat Alabi

Rukayat Alabi

Rukayat Alabi, widely known as “Ruky,” is a beacon of inspiration in the realms of entrepreneurship and career coaching. Transitioning from a seasoned Banking and Tech Professional, she has become a celebrated serial entrepreneur as the founder and CEO of RKY Group of Companies. Through RKY Careers, RKY Digital Solutions, and RKY Consulting Services Ltd, Ruky passionately guides immigrants in navigating the job market, helping them secure dream positions and excel in their careers—an extraordinary journey worth celebrating.

4. Sally Suleiman

Media bootcamp

Sally Suleiman, an extraordinary humanitarian, strategist, writer, and media personality, lends her voice to the voiceless, both online and offline. As the founder of The Isolycia Foundation, she focuses on providing education to underprivileged children, impacting lives through her educational outreach. With over a decade of experience in the oil and gas industry and media, Sally excels in brand management, project management, sales, marketing, administration, customer service, company development, and content production. Her purpose-driven mindset and commitment to excellence make her a valuable asset to any team and organization.

As we wrap up our journey through the Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp’s Day One speakers, it’s evident that this event is poised to be a transformative experience for all participants.

The Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp isn’t just an event; it’s an opportunity for women from diverse backgrounds to amplify their voices, share their stories, and make a lasting impact in the media world. It’s a platform where empowerment and transformation are the order of the day.

Join Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp to make your voice count in the media industry. We look forward to seeing you at the BootCamp.

We’re excited to announce a highlight of our Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp: a captivating Fireside Chat with distinguished speakers renowned for their influential work across various sectors. These industry leaders are true icons, ready to share their profound insights and inspiring journeys with us.

This exclusive dialogue is set to take place on December 18, culminating in the BootCamp experience. Register here to be a part of this enlightening session and the entire BootCamp. Don’t miss the chance to connect with and learn from these industry titans!

Azeezat Adejare: Lawyer and Culinary Entrepreneur

Fireside Chat

Azeezat Adejare is a figure of legal understanding and culinary innovation. A licensed attorney, she has woven her expertise through the fabric of legal practice, earning recognition for her commitment to justice and client advocacy. Beyond the courtroom, Azeezat has embraced her passion for African cuisine, establishing herself as a culinary entrepreneur. She is a pioneer in redefining and promoting African food, intertwining cultural heritage with contemporary taste, garnering her admiration within the culinary community.

Her achievements span diverse realms, reflecting her multifaceted interests and capabilities. Azeezat’s journey is a testament to her versatility and dedication, breaking stereotypes and fostering community through her dual pursuits. Her work has garnered attention, positioning her as a community pillar elevating African cuisine and advocating for legal empowerment.

Chinanza Favour Youth Ambassador and Author

Fireside Chat

Chinanza Favour is a distinguished Youth Ambassador and Author whose work has made a substantial impact in the realms of personal transformation and global empowerment. Hailing from Nigeria, she has become a beacon of inspiration for her dedication to fostering positive change and uplifting communities.

Chinaza is a Youth Ambassador who advocates for education, leadership, and personal development. She also works towards gender equality and youth empowerment at local and international levels. as an author and in youth empowerment, she highlights her commitment to positively impacting the world, especially among young people seeking personal growth and global empowerment.

Wendy Wintech: Content Creator and Youtuber

Fireside Chat

Wendy, or Chyluv, is an award-winning tech professional with a decade of experience. She serves as a Senior Agile Business Analyst at a major North American logistics company and is a Program Manager at BlackTECH. Wendy is passionate about bridging gender inequality in the tech industry and has earned recognition, including the Community Champion Award and Women in Tech Excellence Award. She holds a degree in Computer Science and a master’s in Human Capital Management, with expertise in Business Development, Agile Business Analysis, Strategy, and Content Creation. Wendy is also certified in several areas. She values quality time with her family, including her spouse and four children.

Rinret Gofwan: Mental Health Expert

Fireside Chat

Rinret Gofwan, an expert in behavioral change and emotional well-being, specializes in trauma therapy, emotional intelligence coaching, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). With a strong educational background, she holds degrees from the University of Abuja, the University of Jos, and the University of Maiduguri, including a Master’s in International Relations and Strategic Studies. Rinret is also the visionary founding director of the Miriam Gofwan Women and Children Foundation.

Emily Wale-koya: Women’s Empowerment Coach

Fireside Chat

Emily Wale-Koya is a renowned figure in personal branding and online entrepreneurship. With a background in law, Emily transitioned into the digital space and has since made a significant impact. She created the School of Personal Branding to assist people in uncovering and optimizing their brands.

Emily’s accomplishments are notable. She has successfully coached and mentored numerous individuals, empowering them to transform their online presence into profitable ventures. She empowers women through Women of Rubies by sharing insights and experiences.

Emily Wale-Koya’s LinkedIn profile showcases her extensive personal branding and entrepreneurship expertise. Her impressive achievements include turning dreams into 7-figure realities, a testament to her dedication and proficiency in the field. Her journey from law to digital entrepreneurship exemplifies the power of reinvention and the pursuit of one’s passion to succeed in the ever-evolving online landscape.

Register for the media visibility BootCamp here: womenofrubies.com/mediavisibility

Women of Rubies is excited to unwrap a special Black Friday deal that’s designed to empower and elevate women from all walks of life. Our Media Visibility BootCamp is a transformative journey, and this Black Friday, we’re making it even more accessible. Dive into this blog post to discover the exclusive deal that awaits you.

The Power of Visibility

In a world where visibility is key, the Women of Rubies Media Visibility BootCamp stands as a beacon for those ready to amplify their voices. Whether you’re a budding entrepreneur, a professional seeking to enhance your personal brand, or a passionate individual with a story to share, this BootCamp is your gateway to unparalleled visibility and influence.

The Black Friday Deal

his Black Friday, Women of Rubies is offering an irresistible deal for those ready to seize the spotlight. Use the code ‘MVBCBF’ during registration before November 27th to unlock a special discount. It’s not just a deal; it’s an investment in yourself, your story, and your journey towards empowerment.

What You’ll Gain:

  1. Media Mastery: Navigate through diverse media platforms with confidence.
  2. Strategic Storytelling: Craft narratives that resonate and captivate your audience.
  3. Personal Brand Enhancement: Elevate your brand to new heights.
  4. Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded women and industry experts.
  5. Confidence Boost: Hone your communication skills and shine in any spotlight.

A Free Gift for You

Free PR Guidebook

As a token of appreciation, and to get you started on your media visibility journey, download the exclusive PR Guide eBook for free here . Packed with valuable insights and tips, this guide will be your companion on the journey to mastering the art of public relations.

How to Register

Ready to embark on this empowering journey? Simply follow  womenofrubies.com/mediavisibility to register and use the code ‘MVBCBF’ to claim your Black Friday deal. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to invest in yourself and embrace the power of visibility.

Read more about the speakers here and here .

Watch the inaugural bootcamp via our YouTube channel here

This Black Friday, Women of Rubies invites you to step into the spotlight and embrace your brilliance. The Media Visibility BootCamp is not just a program; it’s a celebration of your unique voice and story. Seize this special offer, register today, and let’s embark on a journey of empowerment together. The spotlight is waiting for you!