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VC4A Venture Showcase podcast seriesEpisode 4 – The investor perspective with Kenza Lahlou
Welcome to episode 4 of the VC4A Venture Showcase mini series, powered by VC4A and Entrepreneurs Talk Africa. Want the insider tips on raising
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VC4A Venture Showcase podcast seriesEpisode 3 – Founder perspectives with Bram and Lilian of the Emata company
Welcome to episode 3 of the VC4A Venture Showcase mini series, powered by VC4A and Entrepreneurs Talk Africa. We switch it up with our
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VC4A Venture Showcase podcast seriesEpisode 2 – Founder perspectives with Daisy Isiaho
Welcome to episode 2 of the VC4A Venture Showcase podcast series, powered by VC4A and Entrepreneurs Talk Africa. Host, Jason Delorie interviews Daisy …
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VC4A Venture Showcase podcast seriesEpisode 1 – Introduction to the VC4A Venture Showcase
Welcome to the first episode of the VC4A Venture Showcase podcast series, powered by VC4A and Entrepreneurs Talk Africa. In this episode, we explore
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Case studiesMentorwise S1E8: Can you outgrow a mentoring relationship?
As we bring this season to a close we ask, “Can you outgrow a mentoring relationship?” and “How do you make a clean break?”.
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Case studiesMentorwise S1E7: Maintaining the relationship
The question from our last episode brought out so many valuable answers that we decided to share more of the great answers we got.
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Case studiesMentorwise S1E6: Maintaining the relationship
In this episode, we get to the heart of the series. Getting the most out of the mentor you have can be tricky so
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Case studiesMentorwise S1E5: How do I know exactly what I want out of a Mentor?
Once you’ve found an individual to approach to be your mentor, it is important to identify exactly what you want out of your relationship.
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Case studiesMentorwise S1E4: Where can I find a good mentor?
It is possible, and even recommended, to have multiple mentors, each of whom brings a unique perspective to a unique relationship, but where to
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Case studiesMentorwise S1E3: Does my industry affect the type of mentor I need?
Finding the right mentor can be tricky. How do you know who to turn to? Do you just ask the smartest or most senior