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After spending nearly three decades building his career in the American energy industry, Yachtze Luchin saw an opportunity that many others overlooked.
He founded Unite Oil & Gas International with a vision to help unlock Africa's energy potential while building one of the few Black-owned companies competing in the global energy sector.
In this episode of Black & Borderless, Yachtze shares lessons on entrepreneurship, leadership, purpose and why he believes Africa's biggest opportunities are still ahead.
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