HN Q&A – Page 2 – Her Network

September 7, 2022September 7, 2022HN Q&A

Onome Odometa: ‘Life has taught me to be more self-reliant – while at the same time being open to receiving help and assistance’.

Onome Odometa is internationally recognized as a global and visionary leader in […]

July 4, 2022July 4, 2022HN Feature, HN Q&A

Neya Kalu: “Uplifting anyone, especially women has always been in my DNA.”

Neya Kalu is the Chairman and Publisher of The Sun Nigeria, founded […]

May 9, 2022May 9, 2022HN Feature, HN Q&A

Lebo Lion: “The most important validation that you will ever need in this life, is the validation that you give to yourself.”

Lebo Lion describes herself as an African disruptor who has always been […]

April 1, 2022April 1, 2022HN Feature, HN Q&A

Seyi Erhiahwe: “Understanding self and emotional intelligence are two critical elements a leader should pay attention to.”

Seyi Erhiahwe, Chief Investment Officer at Creditville, describes herself as a versatile […]

March 1, 2022March 1, 2022HN Q&A, HNQA

Toyin Lawani: “My passion fuels me and my Kids inspire everything I do.”

Toyin Lawani is a well-known fashion designer, serial entrepreneur, and the owner […]

February 2, 2022February 2, 2022hernetworkqa, HN Q&A

Meryanne Loum-Martin: “I do things differently because I am different.”

Meryanne Loum-Martin describes herself as a citizen of the world who moves easily between different cultures and interests in life. From architecture to art and design, business to marketing and strategy, and politics to social and cultural issues. Meryanne Loum-Martin, the owner of designer boutique hotel Jnane Tamsna, is our Cover Queen for the month of February. She is a phenomenal connector with a heart for promoting a distinct culture and lifestyle. Read and be inspired by our Q&A with her!

December 4, 2021December 4, 2021Her Network, HN Q&A

Category: HN Q&A

Onome Odometa: ‘Life has taught me to be more self-reliant – while at the same time being open to receiving help and assistance’.

Neya Kalu: “Uplifting anyone, especially women has always been in my DNA.”

Lebo Lion: “The most important validation that you will ever need in this life, is the validation that you give to yourself.”

Seyi Erhiahwe: “Understanding self and emotional intelligence are two critical elements a leader should pay attention to.”

Toyin Lawani: “My passion fuels me and my Kids inspire everything I do.”

Meryanne Loum-Martin: “I do things differently because I am different.”

“We are in an entrepreneurial phase that is birthing greatness daily.”- Joy Adesanya

“My most important life lesson is not to regret failures, when you fail it’s a learning process.” – Chris Fadele

“I want to be known for never leaving a place, situation, or person the same.”- Joycee Awosika

‘I want to be remembered as an authentic woman who built others and lived her life on her terms.’- Funmilayo Falola