Community > Loneliness: Nyamekye Wilson [29]

99 Humans

Community cannot be understated. It's the space that supports the choice to do hard things rather than quit.
Nyamekye Wilson, founder and CEO of Black Sisters in STEM, shares the revolution she is building the largest database of black women tech talent now touching 30+ country and 9,000+ women. And yet with all this success, Nyamekye shares her journey that felt lonely until she found her community.
Milestones may not always come exactly as you want, but you can relish in the progress. Nyamekye shares her emboldening stance of seeing a larger perspective, standing on the shoulders of giants, and doing incredible things in this vulnerable portrait of the power of human leadership in building a successful purpose-driven business.
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