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An Interview with the CEO and Founder of @upliftology. Adebisi Adebowale (@adebisidotco) is an International Speaker, and the founder of a workplace dynamics consulting firm. She supports higher education institutions and organizations to improve their students, employee experience and processes. For more information, visit www.upliftology.co --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ogechi-ucheatu/support

Welcome to SZN 3: FAITH + ACTION! We're back with another incredible conversation. For Episode 3, our special guest is Adebisi Adebowale, Founder of Upliftology! Get to know her better right now! Let's jump into the episode! You may find Adebisi via social media at @adebisidotco and her business Upliftology at @upliftology on Instagram. You may head directly to her website at upliftology.co _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Welcome back for Season 3! We are beyond excited to welcome you to the FAITH + ACTION series, where we will be conducting super compelling interviews with experts in industry and ministry who are leading successful lives as founders and entrepreneurs without compromising or hiding their faith. This season we wanted to learn their stories and to discover how we too can connect our faith to our work. If you are hungry to integrate your faith into your work & walk in your purpose, then this season is for you! To the Collective, let's Do Well! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok @dowellcollective.

Speaker, author & Upliftologist ™ Adebisi Adebowale discusses student mental health and digital technology usage in the times of COVID-19. She explores the impact it will have when schools reopen & provides nurses with community outreach tips & strategies.

In This Episode… Join us as we speak to Adebisi Adebowale, a Gates Millennium Scholar recipient, former White House Intern, two-time graduate of The George Washington University, and founder of Upliftology, an organization dedicated to transitioning students to college and assisting them in graduating debt-free. In the past five years, she has helped hundreds of scholars earn more than $2.5 million in scholarship money to schools like Columbia University, Syracuse University, University of Texas, and many more. She gives us her perspective on how they can successfully navigate the job market after COVID-19. Episode Length: 32:23 Thanks so much for tuning in. Join us again next time for another episode! Contact Us! Connect with the hosts - Elvin Freytes, Elizabeth Leiba, and Dr. Joe Sallustio ● If you want to get involved, leave us a comment or rate us! ● Join the EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! ● Follow us on Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube Thanks for listening! We make education your business!

On this episode Ken and Bran sit down with new friend to the show Adebisi Adebowale to discuss hearing God's voice, pursuing your dreams and trusting God's timing. A native Washingtonian and two-time graduate of the George Washington University, Adebisi Adebowale is a Speaker, Coach, and the world's only Upliftologist™. She is passionate about working with college-bound students and those new in their career, and through her company, Upliftology™, she works to help students transition from debt and doubt to scholarship and success. To date, Adebisi's clients have earned over $2.5 million dollars in scholarships for their educational pursuits, and boast of attending schools such as Columbia University, Syracuse University, and University of California-Berkeley, among others. Her work has been featured in MadameNoire, BET Awards events, Essence Music Festival and TEDx. She loves pizza, football and the city of Paris! You can find her on social media @upliftology and @adebisidotco. Scripture references: Jeremiah 29:11 2 Timothy 2:22 Connect with us! Email: details@godandlemonade.com Instagram: @godandlemonade Facebook: God and Lemonade Twitter: @godandlemonade

Part II of "The Ziaspora" follows up on the conversation had with African members of Generation Z - recent graduates and college students who are still finding themselves and their path to a purpose-driven life. This part of the series focuses on the real-life implications of pressuring young people to be successful without a plan and without adequate socio-emotional maturity. Our featured guest Adebisi Adebowale talks about her work in this area, training both parents and educators on providing meaningful mentorship around leadership development. She also talks about her path to social entrepreneurship as a woman, and the implications it has had on her vision for improving the lives of young Africans across the diaspora. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/karfi/support

Today's episode includes special guest, coach and scholar, Adebisi Adebowale. Adebisi joins Sara and Misasha in a discussion regarding the college admissions scandals. They share their thoughts on what these transgressions mean in regards to white privilege, society’s definition of success, and how to approach large scale misconduct. To hear more thoughts about the impact of these scandals and how we can take affirmative action, tune into this episode of Dear White Women.  Show Highlights:  Different perspectives on the college admission scandal  The problem with approaching life with a mindset of entitlement  The unlikelihood of students being unaware of the scandals  How deceitful people and institutions can be  Doing right by the system  What role punishment plays in scandals involved with high society individuals  Why it’s important for minorities to attend predominately white schools  How you see affirmative action happen today  How affirmative action functions on a university level  Addressing people who are critical about affirmative action Being inclusive of minorities  Having humility and being teachable  Links:  https://www.dearwhitewomen.com Email: Hello@dearwhitewomen.com   Contact Adebisi:    https://www.upliftology.co   https://www.adebisi.co

The recent Varsity Blues scam rocked the news media, but the storyline isn't a shock to me. I’ve been all too aware that many wealthy people have been able to scam the system for years now. Adebisi Adebowale, the founder of Upliftology, joins us to talk about the scandal and uncover if it is possible for students to get a GOOD education in an Ivy League or non-Ivy League without scamming the system?What You'll LearnWhat the Varsity Blues scandal brings to lightWhat changes need to occur in the college system to bring fairness to allThe facts behind how this scam was facilitated at multiple levelsHow to use scholarships to afford college and grad school and not need to scamthe systemThe issues of privileges, the elite, and the impacts on students of color applying to predominately white institutionsLinksUpliftologyAdebisi's TEDx TalkYou can sign up now for a free month of Stitcher Premium by going to stitcherpremium.com/wondery and using the promo code ‘WONDERY.’ Then once you’re signed up, just download the Stitcher app for iOS or Android and start listeningSUBSCRIBE & SHAREWant to be the first to know when new episodes are released? Click here to subscribe in iTunes! IT’S FREE!Want to have a cup of coffee this week on us? Leave a review in iTunes and email a copy of your review to info@mmoneypodcast.com.Ask ShannahHave an Ask Shannah question, submit it hereGet SocialShannah on TwitterShannah on Instagram

Higher education is not getting any cheaper yet still a very vital asset. Adebisi – a multi-passionate International Speaker, Entreprenuer, Life Coach joined us on this episode to break down how young adults can avoid college debt. We also talked about her lifestyle blog among other things! for more info visit sitmpodcast.com

Episode 13: Achieving the Empty Nest Without Emptying Your Wallet You may be ready to send your kids off to college, but is your wallet? The costs of a college education continue to rise. It takes planning, saving, investing and applying for scholarships to make sure that your children have a debt-free education! Make sure that you are not the living example of the ubiquitous bumper sticker, “My child and all my money go to State U!” Join me for this episode of Conversations from the C-Suite, A Girlfriend’s Guide to the C-Suite as CEO, as Adebisi Adebowale and I have talk about how to send your kids to college debt-free! Tune in with your favorite beverage for another great conversation about money moves!