Podcasts about bejay mulenga

Bejay Mulenga, a multi-award-winning serial social entrepreneur, with over 10 years of business-building experience, having trained over 10,000 entrepreneurs as part of his work. He is the youngest award winner of the Queen's Award for Enterprise Promotion in the UK. Passionate about teaching entrepreneurs the skills they need to take their business to the next level, Bejay is the founder of Supa Network, the Business Building Club, and more ventures dedicated to this ultimate goal. Bejay has worked with brands such as Barclays, River Island, BBC, The Queen's Commonwealth Trust, Sony, and more.   In this episode, Alicia and Bejay discuss: How Bejay started investing into businesses  The realities of being an entrepreneur  His entrepreneur journey starting from school Creative ideas to scale companies  The challenge Black entrepreneurs' may face with investment access Investing into smart people  Blocks 2 Blacks & SupaNetwork Learn more about Bejay & his work via the following links  https://www.bejaymulenga.com/  https://www.blocks2bags.com/   

Follow Jimmy: Twitter Substack Instagram Youtube Jimmy's Jobs Website Not many people can say they've supported 10,000 young people but Bejay Mulenga isn't just anyone. Bejay is a multi award-winning serial social entrepreneur dedicated to teaching entrepreneurs the skills they need to take their business to the next level. Jimmy met Bejay shortly after he captivated 3000 people speaking at the Birmingham Symphony Hall... George Osbourne had a tough act to follow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bejay, at the age of 25, is a multi-award winning serial social entrepreneur and the youngest award winner of the Queen's Award for Enterprise Promotion. He is founder of Supa Network, the Business Building Club, and many more ventures. Bejay's leadership approach is extremely flexible, from where staff are based, to their employment contract, to how long a project will run. But this flexibility is not synonymous with chaos–it is grounded in discipline. He runs data-driven organisations that are continuously improving. Bejay seems to recognise that to help people grow they need to shadow others and collaborate. He says “you can't be what you can't see” and he models the behaviours he wants others to adopt. He is keen to truly engage with the people he works with to give them facetime, whether that be online or in person, so people can tune into the work culture and feel heard. What's clear is that Bejay prioritises his wellbeing. He has strict routines around no meetings before 10am, cycles regularly and embraces nutrition. He's keen to share this with colleagues and staff so they can take from it what they wish.

Having started 8 side hustles in the last 10 years, this man definitely knows a thing or two about running and sustaining enterprises. In this episode, we talk to Supa Network Founder Bejay Mulenga, and we discuss the importance of self awareness in business, the concept of earning, learning and returning, the inception of his entrepreneurial journey and popular purchases at his school tuck shop and more! Follow Bejay and the Supa Network on: Bejay: IG: @bejaymulenga | Twitter: @bejaymulenga | Pheonix Programme Instagram: @phoenixprogramme Supa Network: IG: @supanetwork | Twitter: @supanetwork As always, please do follow us on socials - IG: @inothernewsuk | Twitter: @inothernewsuk | Candace IG: @candgoods_ | Twitter: @candgoods

Hi everyone, I have some big news today, ‘How To Be a Success: Ordinary Men Living Extraordinary Lives' is taking a break!I want to say a HUGE THANK YOU to everyone AROUND THE WORLD who has listened  to our podcast! From Bejing to Barking; Los Angeles to Lagos; Moscow to Madrid; Chile to Colorado; New Zealand to New York; Manila and many many more… THANK YOU! Today's episode is going to be a compilation of words of wisdom from some of our best guests!Keep listening out for when we are coming back and in the meantime Stay Blessed!  0:00 The Beginning  - Bejay Mulenga  - Excluded at 12… Award-winning Entrepreneur at 20!Bejay Mulenga is an award-winning entrepreneur – at 20 years old he was the youngest person to receive Her Majesty the Queen's Award for Enterprise Promotion and has gone on to consult and work for brands such as Sony Music, Uber, Coca-Cola, Facebook, River Island, and Nike.  In ‘The Beginning' section Bejay tells us about growing up in East London and being excluded from school 40 times...12:30 How Did You Get That Job - David Smart - Mentor ExtraordinaireDavid Smart, is founder of Music Tech Training Centre and a freelance mentor to ex-offenders. Before starting the Music Tech Centre, David spent 7 years as Head of Music at Feltham Young Offenders Institute where he helped rehabilitate and mentor young men. In the ‘How Did You Get That Job' section David tells us about starting his own business and getting the job as Head of Music at Feltham. 27:11 The Battlefield of the Mind - Okezie Morro - Hollywood Actor and StorytellerOkezie Morro, is a successful Black British actor who starred in the Netflix series The Mist, has featured in several Hollywood movies including World War Z and Red Tails. He is also the creator and producer of the Youtube children's show Tata Story Time, where brilliant black actors perform fantastic stories written by African heritage authors.  In ‘The Mountain Top' section Okezie tells us about: how he keeps mentally and physically motivated and how he made his move to America. 36:21 The Mountain Top - Solomon Smith - Founder and CEO of Brixton Soup KitchenSolomon Smith is the founder of Brixton Soup Kitchen, an organisation that has received numerous accolades and been featured on BBC3's Amazing Humans, Channel 4, BBC Radio 1xtra and the Evening Standard Top 1000 Influential list. In ‘The Mountain Top' section Solomon tells us about working with 350 corporates including Puma, Adidas, Nickelodeon and Channel 4; giving away 178,000 hot meals and much much more!39:58 The Things I Wish I'd Known  - Ola Animashawun  - A Truly Self-Made ManOla Animashawun is the man responsible for countless black plays being produced in the UK and around the world. He is Creative Director of playwriting consultancy ‘Euphoric Ink' and founder of the Royal Court Theatre's famous Young Writers Programme. In ‘The Things I Wish I'd Known' section Ola tells us about the determination that was born out of his chaotic childhood in foster care and the best advice he has ever been given! HashtagsWho Do You Want To Be?  Follow Your Passion…   Know What You Want!   Have a Plan!   Be The Light…  Keep Your Focus!

For this episode I'm joined by Bejay Mulenga, Founder of Supa Network.I first met Bejay at the 2014 Conservative Party conference. He was about to speak in front of 3,000 people just before George Osbourne took the stage- no mean feat at 19 years old.He told his story about his first foray into entrepreneurship- setting up a tuck shop for his school, making £15,000 in his first term and how he transformed this business into a franchise of tuck shops. By 16 years of age, he was operating a £200,000 business with plans to train 5,000 young entrepreneurs.He received a full standing ovation.Fast-forward to today and Bejay's Supa Network has supported over 10,000 young people at 81 locations across the country, doing everything from improving their digital literacy to working with Apple in developing their stores into learning centres. Talking about the changing the landscape of the education sector in response to the pandemic, Bejay cites the amazing work of Jack Butcher as a prime example of the creator economy.We also discuss the fascinating emerging career of a Learning Designer- the educational equivalent of a UX designer for a dev team- and how a focus on learning design can affect a business or product.Ever since that first speech in 2014, Bejay has always been someone to offer me adifferent perspective and it's always refreshing to speak to him.Jimmy's Jobs of the Future is hiring, read more on our next chapter here and you can sign up to our newsletter here.A reminder you can follow us onInstagram: @JimmysjobsTwitter: @JimmysjobsAnd most importantly on LinkedInIf you'd like to see more information about the job roles being offered please look at my Twitter @jimmym

Bejay Mulenga is an award-winning entrepreneur – at 20 years old he was the youngest person to receive Her Majesty the Queen’s Award for Enterprise Promotion in 2016. Bejay founded Supa Tuck at 14 years old, a franchise of student-run tuck shops in schools and has gone on to consult and work for brands such as Sony Music, Uber, Coca-Cola, Facebook, River Island, and Nike.0:00 The Beginning – Growing up in East London and being excluded from school 40 times...0:00 How Did You Get That Job – How Bejay started his first business at 14 and much much more…0:00 The Battlefield of the Mind – The greatest struggles Bejay has experienced in life...0:00 The Mountain Top – The greatest moments in Bejay’s life so far including taking his dad to Buckingham Palace! 0:00 The Things I Wish I’d Known – The advice he would give to young men on how to push forward in achieving their purpose.  Hashtags Excluded from school 40 TimesBrady Arts and Community CentreChanging the NarrativeResearch, Research, ResearchSupa TuckFinance, Finance, Finance  AnxietyImposter SyndromeBurnoutServiceGenerational WealthWho Do You Want to Be? Email us @info@economicsandthespirit.com The Good Man AudiobookThe Good Man on Audible.comLinks Bejay's Website The Supa Network Guided Values Worksheet CreditsIcon made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com

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We're back with another value-packed episode. This time we've got serial entrepreneur and founder Bejay Mulenga with us (Follow: @bejaymulenga)!We talked:- Bejay's Story- Inside The Business Game- Social Media- Building Relationships- Starting where you areand much, much more!We hope you have as much fun listening to this episode as we did recording it for you.

Bejay Mulenga got his start in entrepreneurship at just 14 years of age when he took over his school's Tuck Shop to gain practical experience in business. Since then he has become a serial entrepreneur, creating a series of successful businesses under his brand Supa Network all before his 25th birthday. Bejay channels his passion for entrepreneurship into serving his community with both for profit and non-profit ventures. Bejay's dedication to bettering himself and his community makes him a great role model and mentor for his Gen Z following. Listen to hear his inspiring story and unique insight on building businesses at such a young age.

Welcome to the "Becoming Limitless" series, brought to you by Limitless. We are an entertainment and change platform that seeks to unlock the infinite potential of aspirational talent from disadvantaged backgrounds. This series is all about the role that equity plays in success, those moments where you got access to someone's black book, mentorship and sponsorship that have enabled people to reach their full potential. In this interview, we catch up with the inspirational Bejay Mulenga who is a serial entrepreneur and change-maker. He talks to us about how he began his entrepreneurial journey, and what success means to him after achieving so much at such a young age.This episode is also dedicated to Nathaniel Ogeleka a dear friend of ours who sadly passed away but is the very reason why Bejay and I met.

This week editor Laura Rowe has talks to Bejay Mulenga and Dominic Cools-Lartigue, the founders of a new, interactive food, wellbeing and music festival taking place online next month. Tune in to discover the pair’s fascinating journey into becoming entrepreneurs, how they’ve been tackling food poverty during lockdown, and their tips for starting your own business. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Talk and chat with Pip Jamieson, founder of The Dots UK. We discuss how she started the company, her routines.   You can follow me on socials Instagram www.instagram.com/bejaymulenga Twitter - www.twitter.com/bejaymulenga My Website - www.bejaymulenga.com

This week Helen and Sarah take Squiggly Careers Live. Listen as they are joined in London by founder of social enterprise Year Here, Jack Graham, entrepreneur Shaa Wasmund and founder of MOBOs, Kanya King.Hear stories of tenacity, resilience and amazing career support networks that have helped guests on this episode succeed in their squiggly careers. The episode concludes with a career manifesto from the inspirational and award-winning Bejay Mulenga. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this seventh episode, Barclays' Tom Easterby is joined by Bejay Mulenga, Founder of Supa Network and award-winning entrepreneur aged 23. Recorded live at our 2018 New Frontiers event, Bejay discusses his work in brand marketing, the labelling of Generation Z, and the challenge of young age in the world of entrepreneurship and commerce.

For Episode 8, I decided to sit down with the Carl and find out how he tackles goal setting amongst other things.  A personal development show helping you connect the dots with new opportunities. Do you want to fulfill your true creative potential? Learn how to build momentum in your creative career and businesses with Bejay Mulenga on the No More Tea Podcast. Bejay is an Entrepreneur, Creative Consultant, and public speakers. He is the youngest recipient of the Queen's awards for Enterprise in the UK. He has consulted for global brands from Barclays, Facebook, UN, UBER, and Sony. He is the CEO of Supa Network. His podcast covers creative entrepreneur basics like money, marketing, and management, while also supportive advice for early career moves for young talent in the industry. No More Tea is a podcast for the doers who are looking to accelerate themselves.

For Episode 7, I decided to sit down with the Nissy and find out how she slays in her lane. A personal development show helping you connect the dots with new opportunities. Do you want to fulfill your true creative potential? Learn how to build momentum in your creative career and businesses with Bejay Mulenga on the No More Tea Podcast. Bejay is an Entrepreneur, Creative Consultant, and public speakers. He is the youngest recipient of the Queen's awards for Enterprise in the UK. He has consulted for global brands from Barclays, Facebook, UN, UBER, and Sony. He is the CEO of Supa Network. His podcast covers creative entrepreneur basics like money, marketing, and management, while also supportive advice for early career moves for young talent in the industry. No More Tea is a podcast for the doers who are looking to accelerate themselves.

For Episode 6, I decided to sit down with the Adam and find out how he set's and tracks his goals. A personal development show helping you connect the dots with new opportunities. Do you want to fulfill your true creative potential? Learn how to build momentum in your creative career and businesses with Bejay Mulenga on the No More Tea Podcast. Bejay is an Entrepreneur, Creative Consultant, and public speakers. He is the youngest recipient of the Queen's awards for Enterprise in the UK. He has consulted for global brands from Barclays, Facebook, UN, UBER, and Sony. He is the CEO of Supa Network. His podcast covers creative entrepreneur basics like money, marketing, and management, while also supportive advice for early career moves for young talent in the industry. No More Tea is a podcast for the doers who are looking to accelerate themselves.

For Episode 5, I decided to sit down with the Rita and find out how she balances acting and running a hair salon. A personal development show helping you connect the dots with new opportunities. Do you want to fulfill your true creative potential? Learn how to build momentum in your creative career and businesses with Bejay Mulenga on the No More Tea Podcast. Bejay is an Entrepreneur, Creative Consultant, and public speakers. He is the youngest recipient of the Queen's awards for Enterprise in the UK. He has consulted for global brands from Barclays, Facebook, UN, UBER, and Sony. He is the CEO of Supa Network. His podcast covers creative entrepreneur basics like money, marketing, and management, while also supportive advice for early career moves for young talent in the industry. No More Tea is a podcast for the doers who are looking to accelerate themselves.

For Episode 1, I decided to sit down with the FoodBusker and find out how he made it happen and the obstacles he has faced. A personal development show helping you connect the dots with new opportunities. Do you want to fulfill your true creative potential? Learn how to build momentum in your creative career and businesses with Bejay Mulenga on the No More Tea Podcast. Bejay is an Entrepreneur, Creative Consultant, and public speakers. He is the youngest recipient of the Queen's awards for Enterprise in the UK. He has consulted for global brands from Barclays, Facebook, UN, UBER, and Sony. He is the CEO of Supa Network. His podcast covers creative entrepreneur basics like money, marketing, and management, while also supportive advice for early career moves for young talent in the industry. No More Tea is a podcast for the doers who are looking to accelerate themselves.

A personal development show helping you connect the dots with new opportunities. Do you want to fulfill your true creative potential? Learn how to build momentum in your creative career and businesses with Bejay Mulenga on the No More Tea Podcast. Bejay is an Entrepreneur, Creative Consultant, and public speakers. He is the youngest recipient of the Queen's awards for Enterprise in the UK. He has consulted for global brands from Barclays, Facebook, UN, UBER, and Sony. He is the CEO of Supa Network. His podcast covers creative entrepreneur basics like money, marketing, and management, while also supportive advice for early career moves for young talent in the industry. No More Tea is a podcast for the doers who are looking to accelerate themselves.

For Episode 3, I decided to sit down with the Nicole and find out how she made it happen and the obstacles he has faced. A personal development show helping you connect the dots with new opportunities. Do you want to fulfill your true creative potential? Learn how to build momentum in your creative career and businesses with Bejay Mulenga on the No More Tea Podcast. Bejay is an Entrepreneur, Creative Consultant, and public speakers. He is the youngest recipient of the Queen's awards for Enterprise in the UK. He has consulted for global brands from Barclays, Facebook, UN, UBER, and Sony. He is the CEO of Supa Network. His podcast covers creative entrepreneur basics like money, marketing, and management, while also supportive advice for early career moves for young talent in the industry. No More Tea is a podcast for the doers who are looking to accelerate themselves.

For Episode 4, I decided to sit down with Hayley Mulenda and find out how she made it happen and the obstacles he has faced. A personal development show helping you connect the dots with new opportunities. Do you want to fulfill your true creative potential? Learn how to build momentum in your creative career and businesses with Bejay Mulenga on the No More Tea Podcast. Bejay is an Entrepreneur, Creative Consultant, and public speakers. He is the youngest recipient of the Queen's awards for Enterprise in the UK. He has consulted for global brands from Barclays, Facebook, UN, UBER, and Sony. He is the CEO of Supa Network. His podcast covers creative entrepreneur basics like money, marketing, and management, while also supportive advice for early career moves for young talent in the industry. No More Tea is a podcast for the doers who are looking to accelerate themselves.

Young entrepreneur Bejay Mulenga tells the story of his youthful business success and shares his vision for helping other young people overcome the barriers to achieving their dreams. "I believe we'll have more entrepreneurs if talent can be unleashed earlier and helped to thrive." Recorded in front of a live audience at Somerset House in London. Presenter: Olly Mann Producer: Sheila Cook.

So here it is! In episode 01 I sit down with Bejay Mulenga - a 21 year old entrepreneur - who has featured on GQ's 'Most Connected Men in 2016' list. We spoke about the first business he set up at the age of just 15, having 5000 students working with him by the age of 18, how he steps away from a busy working life to find time for himself and some of his tips on how you can set up your own business. Hope you guys enjoy! Books recommended: E Myth Lean Start Up Ego Is The Enemy Follow Bejay: @supabeej Follow: IG: @dreamersdisease_podcast Soundcloud: @thedreamersdisease Twitter: @IAmAlexManzi