Podcasts about genera moore

What do you do when you purchase a second-hand luxury car in Africa and want to service it, you may be facing a conundrum that Motors Part Nation will solve for you. Marc had the pleasure to host Genera Moore, founder of Motors Part Nation, who is walking us in the car servicing industry. She goes into her story and the change of business model she had to go through to strive not only in the spare part industry but also, and above all, in professionalizing the car servicing industry. A lot of incredibly good business nuggets right into your ears. Enjoy!

Genera Moore is transforming the auto industry in West Africa through her business, Motorparts Nation. Motorparts Nation provides aftermarket auto parts to Africa along with the proper training and tools to the continents automotive technicians.

Today I’m elated to welcome back my dear friend Genera Moore to the show. We’re pulling up two virtual chairs to this #RealTalk conversation about how you can continue to elevate your vibration no matter the circumstances or global unrest we find ourselves inside of right now. Genera shares her tips and insight on how she uses her mindset and law of attraction practices to keep herself in a very high vibrational good feeling place. Genera has made it a personal quest to continue to uplift those around her during quarantine. Take a listen today and share with us how you are tending to your vibrational reality. Genera is an entrepreneur owns a business that is currently transforming the lives of auto mechanics in West Africa. You can grab the full show notes on the blog here :: www.togetherinrising.com/podcast --- #RealTalk Episodes are candid conversations about topics we're passionate about and lessons that we had to learn through rising from the ashes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/risingtogether/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/risingtogether/support

RISING TOGETHER - EP. 10 - #SoulSessions with Genera Moore // Today I'm sitting down with my friend Genera to chat about how the Law of Attraction has helped both of us in our daily lives. We talk through how changing our frequency has changed our lives and how it can change yours too! Genera is the founder of Motorparts Nation, A US based company focusing on exporting auto parts into Africa and aims to make purchasing aftermarket auto parts accessible and affordable for wholesalers. Recently, Genera translated her passion for international travel into a travel company which will take guests to experience West Africa starring in February 2019. Listen in as we shed some light on how Law of Attraction keeps us tuned into manifesting and attracting our best lives and true bliss! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/risingtogether/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/risingtogether/support

“If it’s crazy, run for it — do it… You don’t get a lot of crazy visions." — Genera Moore   Today’s guest is Genera Moore, Founder of Motorparts Nation. Motorparts Nation is a U.S.-based company that exports aftermarket auto parts to Africa. Genera also took Lexani Motorcars to dealerships in Dubai through the Deals on Wheels program, and recently launched Tano Travel a travel company for tourists visiting West Africa.

Meet the dynamic Genera Moore, founder and CEO of Motorparts Nation. If you look at Genera Moore’s LinkedIn profile you might not know that she is a St. Louis native. In fact, she is a global citizen. She’s journeyed from Atlanta to Dubai to Africa and back to St. Louis through industries ranging from entertainment to government to motor parts. She’s produced global entertainment events for the likes of Janet Jackson and Snoop Dogg. She cut her international business chops with a brokerage firm that obtained the rights for various luxury brands and brought their franchises into the Dubai market. She introduced the first Lexani luxury motorcar to the market and LXR&CO for women's vintage hand bags. She moves mountains from whatever port she calls home. Cheryl and Christy catch up with her when she was in town for a little while. We get to take a ride with her as she shares her inspiring entrepreneurial story. In this episode: - How she entered into her line of work - How to find a co-owner - How to move into the African market - What people are missing by staying out of the international market - Why she returned to St. Louis when she could work from anywhere in the world - What have some of the biggest challenges been of starting her own company - How to approach and manage risk - Advice for women working in male dominated industries like motor parts

Meet the dynamic Genera Moore, founder and CEO of Motorparts Nation. If you look at Genera Moore’s LinkedIn profile you might not know that she is a St. Louis native. In fact, she is a global citizen. She’s journeyed from Atlanta to Dubai to Africa and back to St. Louis through industries ranging from entertainment to government to motor parts. She’s produced global entertainment events for the likes of Janet Jackson and Snoop Dogg. She cut her international business chops with a brokerage firm that obtained the rights for various luxury brands and brought their franchises into the Dubai market. She introduced the first Lexani luxury motorcar to the market and LXR&CO for women's vintage hand bags. She moves mountains from whatever port she calls home. Cheryl and Christy catch up with her when she was in town for a little while. We get to take a ride with her as she shares her inspiring entrepreneurial story. In this episode: - How she entered into her line of work - How to find a co-owner - How to move into the African market - What people are missing by staying out of the international market - Why she returned to St. Louis when she could work from anywhere in the world - What have some of the biggest challenges been of starting her own company - How to approach and manage risk - Advice for women working in male dominated industries like motor parts

Meet the dynamic Genera Moore, founder and CEO of Motorparts Nation. If you look at Genera Moore's LinkedIn profile you might not know that she is a St. Louis native. In fact, she is a global citizen. She's journeyed from Atlanta to Dubai to Africa and back to St. Louis through industries ranging from entertainment to government to motor parts. She's produced global entertainment events for the likes of Janet Jackson and Snoop Dogg. She cut her international business chops with a brokerage firm that obtained the rights for various luxury brands and brought their franchises into the Dubai market. She introduced the first Lexani luxury motorcar to the market and LXR&CO for women's vintage hand bags. She moves mountains from whatever port she calls home. Cheryl and Christy catch up with her when she was in town for a little while. We get to take a ride with her as she shares her inspiring entrepreneurial story. In this episode: - How she entered into her line of work - How to find a co-owner - How to move into the African market - What people are missing by staying out of the international market - Why she returned to St. Louis when she could work from anywhere in the world - What have some of the biggest challenges been of starting her own company - How to approach and manage risk - Advice for women working in male dominated industries like motor parts