Podcasts about printivo

This is the longest and most interesting episode yet!!! This week I spent some time chatting with Temitope Ekundayo, co-CEO of Printivo and Co-founder of GetEquity. I have to apologize for butchering his name too! Temitope shared insights on building a great company, lessons from his journey and how he manages a million and one things at a time. Honourable mention to Oluyomi Ojo, who birthed Printivo and is now building Cova. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-grinders-table/message

Temitope Ekundayo and Ibukun Oloyede are the Co-CEOs of Printivo, a print-on-demand startup that enables small and medium enterprises to print items. Its core offering is its ability to help anyone, regardless of location or size, print items without the hassles of traditional solutions. Temitope and Ibukun's new responsibility as joint CEO is to significantly grow the business and help Printivo achieve more milestones in the coming years. Temitope has been part of — and has also led— the company's growth and innovation effort since its inception; on the other side of the sofa, Ibukun — besides co-founding the company — has led and built the operational processes that continue to drive the daily affairs of the business. In this podcast, Temitope and Ibukun talk about their personal backgrounds, skillsets and roles at Printivo. They also share insights on the exciting future of Printivo. Learn about what Printivo does here: https://printivo.com ----------- This series of Founders Connect has been bought to you in partnership with #AfricaVerified, a new news channel that was set up to seek out and amplify factual stories from reputable and trustworthy news sources. Their flagship #BeyondTheHeadlines video series is a deep dive into the topics and issues that really matter to Africa today – check it out for yourself at https://www.youtube.com/c/africaverified --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/founders-connect/message

Live Session LSW18There is an ongoing debate about the Silicon Valley-models being used by accelerators in Africa and whether these prepare entrepreneurs for the realities of operating in African markets.On this episode Join Village Capital in partnership with Lagos Startup Week as we host a panel where the value proposition of accelerators, both African and international, will be discussed. The panel will consist of African entrepreneurs that have gone through international programs as well as Africa based programs. We will find out about the journey these entrepreneurs have embarked on, as well as how much of their success they attribute to the accelerators. Ifeanyi Ndiomewese (Host)Lead Venture Analyst, Techpoint Africa Niyi Adgeboye  Senior Business Developer, AcounteerOdunayo EweniyiCo-Founder and Chief Operations Officer, Piggy BankAkin Jones Co-Founder and CEO, Aella CreditOluYomi OjoCo-Founder/Ceo, Printivo

В днешният епизод на Ratio Podcast се срещаме със Спас Керимов от Printivo. След необичайно интро, фокусирано върху трансплантация на кучешки глави, Любо и Петко говорят със Спас за: - биоетика, евгеника и какво можем да научим от миналото; - ролята на държавата, регулациите и закона за иновациите; - дали биологичното разслоение е следващото ниво на социалното разслоение; - как ще изглежда животът на млад безполов киборг на 150 години; - къде би могла да е връзката между общ изкуствен интелект и парадокса на Ферми? Слушайте ни!

Oluyomi Ojo is a tech entrepreneur and the Co-Founder / CEO of Printivo, an online printing company that is redefining the printing industry and landscape in Nigeria. He is a graduate of Applied Mathematics from the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Oyo State. He has received certifications from the Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria, Charted Institute of Marketing, Simon Page Business School, University of the Arts London and Digital Marketing Institute in Advertising, Marketing, and Digital Marketing respectively. Our guest has always been an entrepreneur right from his post-secondary education (starting at an early age of 16 years) from selling handmade cards to branding t-shirts and moving on to set up his own start-up enterprise. He has also built an advert agency and is a well-known personality in the print industry in Nigeria. Below is a summary of the interview Business Relevance in 2019 with Oluyomi Ojo He recalled that it was a family tradition to start a venture after secondary school and how he had read a lot of books on business, motivation, and how it had all shaped him. He said he welcomed the technology movement that was underway being that it had always been in existence with more industries going mainstream. He said that it was a common phenomenon as humans always tend to look for convenient ways to do things. He was of the opinion that interaction with technology was in two ways, the creator and the end-user. He was of the opinion that businesses will gradually evolve with technology. Furthermore, he said that it was important for businesses to focus more on their customers and less on their competitors. He also advised that small businesses take into consciousness that irrespective of all the bad news they can always still make progress. He said a pointer to a successful business is its consistency of paying customers and a strong team doing the job. He said ideation and innovation were very crucial to growth in any economy but when there is no market for such ideas people cannot use it. He spoke about a particular technology brand that had become too confident and was innovative and so lost to their competitors. This he said was a lesson every business owner needed to take note of is that competitors with bigger and better products or services may arise. Discussing how he had been able to innovate Printivo over the years, he said that the company had started five years ago with the vision to make print super easy for customers. He said the vision had so far been possible as the internet had helped to scale the industry this even coupled with the technological innovations happening in the industry. He advised that young people should take care when jumping on the entrepreneurial train as the path to entrepreneurship was not cut for every individual. Instead, he spoke on the need for others suited to nine to five careers to stick to that path and not allow the idea that if they work only for others they wouldn’t build their dream. He said such mindsets were skewed because any business one is to build, will be run by the nine to five people and as such it was important to appreciate them.

Thank you for listening to this episode of Emerge. ABOUT KEN Ken Ndubisi is a renowned social media consultant, paid traffic specialist and Head of Operations at TCY Africa, a digital marketing agency focused on using the power of social media advertising to generate leads for businesses. Their clients include MAX.ng, Printivo, Hotels.ng and WhoGoHost. He has been invited to and spoken at key notable digital conventions all over Nigeria, as well as representing one of Africa's largest digital communities, DigiClan in a live interview following the massive success of the 2018 Social Media Week in Lagos, Nigeria. In 2018, he passed the Facebook Blueprint Certification exams, becoming one of the few Africans on the continent to hold the prestigious Facebook Blueprint Certified Buying Professional Badge. He was also listed as one of Business Day’s top 12 Instagram accounts that promote entrepreneurship and SMEs. Kenechukwu is also the convener of TCY Africa on Facebook, a community with over 7,000 members focused on helping entrepreneurs, marketers and business professionals take their business to the next level with the help of Facebook Ads. Social media Links Facebook - https://facebook.com/groups/agencyblitz Instagram - www.instagram.com/thekenndubisi Twitter - www.twitter.com/thekenndubisi RESOURCE FROM KEN Facebook Ads book: The Facebook and Instagram Ads Manuscript with details here:- https://shop.kenndubisi.com/collections/frontpage/products/ads-book --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bcon/message

Kola Aina is the Founder and CEO of the Nigerian-based pan-African seed-stage fund and accelerator, Ventures Platform. The firm's portfolio includes well-publicised Nigerian rising startup stars like Paystack and Printivo, as well as promising, lesser-known ventures like the Cameroonian wifi entertainment platform, Viva. In this conversation with Andile Masuku, Kola unpacks his firm's investment thesis and their Y Combinator-esque approach to startup incubation and acceleration. He also shares his concern about what he considers to be a deep-seated tendency to underestimate the value of African capital and local context.

“The customer is not just the king, he runs the business” On today's episode of Building the Future, we have Oluyomi Ojo, Co-Founder of Printivo. Printivo is  a DIY (do it yourself) web-to-print-to-doorstep platform. This startup is trying to redefine the digital printing business by offering consumers a radically easy solution  for meeting their printing requirements. Oluyomi has always been an entrepreneur. Specifically, he has always been involved in the printing industry. He grew up learning from his dad who was a printing broker and ran a print business as a side hustle while in college. On this episode, you'll learn: How his first employee became one of his co-founders Why he doesn't favour pay-on-delivery and what he things the better model is Their first investor meeting, how unprepared they were and how they were able to pull through How he and his co-founders invested their life savings - $60,000 to launch their business. His first business (Urbanbase) and how it's still doing well despite his absence About the challenges and bottlenecks of running a print business in Nigeria. The underlying principle of Printivo How and when they got their first client About Printivo's initial Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and what changed And more Selected links from this episode

Faith History chats with Oluyomi Ojo, the co-founder of Printivo and discusses Nigeria's own version of Vistaprint. Where and how they started and their plans for the future!

Faith History chats with Oluyomi Ojo, the co-founder of Printivo and discusses Nigeria's own version of Vistaprint. Where and how they started and their plans for the future! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edigitalafrica/message