ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This episode of Fearless stays with the theme of mental health through the experiences of Nigerian economist and award-winning serial founder, Chisom Udeze. She relocated to Norway for love where she struggled with isolation and depression leading to several startups to support migrants in the country. This episode explores themes of migration, inclusion and entrepreneurship.
Follow Chisom's work here:
Website: https://diversifyconsult.no/about/
Summit: https://summit.diversify.no/chisom-udeze/
Incubator: https://hertech.no
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