# Jessica Hope

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How Cultural Intelligence Shapes Great Public Relations

In public relations, success often depends on one quiet skill: knowing how to adapt. The best communicators read the room, sense the temperature, and adjust their tone without losing their message.  In this episode, we explore what it really means to be a PR chameleon – someone who can blend into t…

African Tech PR Reality Check - What TechCrunch Covers and Why (feat. Tage Kene-Okafor)

African tech PR is full of shortcuts that simply don't work. This is a no-nonsense look at how the industry actually operates from someone who spent years on the receiving end of those pitches.When we filmed this, Tage Kene-Okafor was TechCrunch’s Africa reporter. Now that he has moved into comms, …

Banking, Storytelling and the First Wave of Nigerian Fintech | Uzoma Dozie

Uzoma Dozie doesn't describe himself as a banker. He "just worked in a bank" for 20 years - then built Sparkle MFB to do things differently. In this episode of #TheWimbartWay, Uzoma joins Jessica Hope to talk about storytelling, digital banking, and the early days of Nigerian fintech. He reflects o…

How African Stories Make It Into the Financial Times | Aanu Adeoye

Aanu Adeoye has spent the last decade reporting across Africa, with bylines and newsroom experience that include his work as an FT correspondent. In this conversation with Jessica Hope on The Wimbart Way, the former West Africa correspondent for the Financial Times talks honestly about what it actu…

Storytelling, Credibility & the Communications Infrastructure Behind African Tech

The African tech media landscape is shifting – and this episode goes straight to the heart of how founders build credibility, trust, and visibility in a noisy ecosystem. I sat down with Jessica Hope, Founder & CEO of Wimbart and long‑standing Google Launchpad mentor, for one of the most important c…

African Tech’s 99% Opportunity, Quiet Exits and Product Trust in Nigeria | Adia Sowho

Adia Sowho has worked across some of the most important corners of African tech, from startups and corporate leadership to product, venture building and investment conversations. On The Wimbart Way, she joins Jessica Hope for a candid conversation on what founders, investors and operators often mis…

What CNBC Africa Looks For in African Startup Stories | Kenneth Igbomor

Kenneth Igbomor is an award-winning financial journalist, news anchor and television producer who spent over a decade at CNBC Africa, moving through the newsroom to become West Africa News Editor for Markets. His work has put him in conversation with founders, executives and decision-makers across …

They Did to Your Body What They Did to Your Money - Dr. Jessica Rose | Ep. 158

Dr. Jessica Rose is a computational biologist, immunologist and independent data analyst with five post-secondary degrees, known for her rigorous analysis of the VAERS database since 2021 and for presenting her findings internationally. Three years after her first appearance on this show, Jessica r…

Inclusive and Sustainable Engagement for Scotland

How can a wider range of voices, experiences, and forms of knowledge be supported to realise more inclusive and sustainable futures? In this podcast, Dr Jessica Hope and Dr Louise Reid discuss the importance of diverse knowledges, community empowerment, and meaningful public participation in addres…

Open Startup at 10 - Taking African Science Out of the Lab | Houda Ghozzi

Recorded in Tunis during Open Startup’s 10th anniversary celebrations, Houda Ghozzi, founder of Open Startup, joins Jessica Hope on The Wimbart Way for a special Open Startup edition.  Open Startup began in Tunisia as a space for students to create, and has since grown into pan-African work with f…