Podcast: Levelling the playing field
In this episode of the Help to Grow: Management Podcast, Financial Times journalist Jonathan Moules talks to Bayile Adeoti about her experiences as a black business owner, the business case for other companies to become more inclusive and diverse, and the need for business leaders to take a step back and get the perspective of an eagle.
Bayile Adeoti is the founder and Managing Director of Dechomai Ltd, a business that provides stimulation and education to ethnic minority entrepreneurs.
From a young age, Bayile was set on becoming an entrepreneur. Citing the lack of ethnic minority entrepreneurs as a barrier, her father tried to divert her into computing but, determined, Bayile learnt everything she could from working at McDonalds, setting herself on the path to becoming a business owner. She is now on a mission to do the same for others like her and to fulfil her own business dream of becoming a Scottish unicorn.
In this episode of the Help to Grow: Management Podcast, Financial Times journalist Jonathan Moules speaks to Bayile about her experiences as a black business owner, the business case for other companies to become more inclusive and diverse, and the need for business leaders to take a step back and get the perspective of an eagle.
Help to Grow: Management Podcast
Hosted by Financial Times journalist Jonathan Moules, the Help to Grow: Management Podcast is a unique resource for SME leaders navigating the world of business. Through discussions with SME leaders, listeners will hear real stories from people about how they have harnessed the ups and downs of running a business to thrive. The Help to Grow: Management Podcast isn’t about business ideals, it’s about authentic stories and lessons.