It’s the season finale! Join us as host Elizabeth Ajadi recaps the season's central theme: The Ripple Effect: How Market Dynamics Are Reshaping Our Work and Lives.This season, we've explored the connections between wildly different fields—from non-profit to healthcare, the academic world, vehicle automation, real estate, fashion, and recruiting. Our amazing guests have revealed emerging trends and unexpected shifts, illustrating how these changes create ripples that even those outside a given field can feel. Tune in to consider how your own future is being shaped by the bigger picture of the economy.Host: Elizabeth AjadiEpisode Sponsor: Sandra Aduke Kitchen - https://sandraadukekitchen.com/Subscribe to our podcast for more insights on recruitment and talent management. Follow us on social media @the925blueprint for updates and connect with Elizabeth Ajadi on LinkedIn.Season 2, Season Finale, The Ripple Effects, HR Insights, Human Resources, Vehicle Automation, Telemedicine, Employer Branding, Recruiters, Headhunters, 925 and Everything In Between, 925EIB, The 925 Blueprint, Economic Shifts, Technology, Non Profit, Leadership

Ever wonder what recruiters or headhunters really look for? Gain behind-the-scenes insights into the recruitment process, with a focus on overcoming cultural biases and standing out in competitive fields. Learn how to present your diverse background as a strength that recruiters can’t ignore.

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Today, we're diving into an industry that is a vibrant tapestry of culture, creativity, and commerce: fashion. More specifically, we're exploring the rising influence of Nigerian fashion on the global stage, but from a unique perspective. The demand for African-inspired apparel in the U.S. is on the rise, with consumer spending trends showing a strong preference for culturally resonant brands. This has been amplified by everything from blockbuster movies to social media, creating a powerful market for designers who can bridge two worlds. However, this growth isn't without its challenges. Brands in this space must navigate complex supply chains, changing tariffs, and the imperative to market authentically while avoiding cultural appropriation.To guide us through these fascinating intersections, we have an exceptional guest: Anita Michael "Nini", a multi-hyphenate creative, entrepreneur, and artist. Based in Houston, she is the founder of the fashion brand Inobi, the creative consultation company Inobishorr, and the storytelling platform River of Letters. Through Inobishorr, Nini provides expert creative direction, project management, and production services, helping brands bring their visions to life.A singer and songwriter with a global perspective, her creative work is infused with her diverse cultural background and a passion for crafting memorable experiences. Nini is also a dedicated enthusiast and supporter of Nigerian designers, using her platform to celebrate and elevate their work. Her mission is to tell the stories that shape our human experiences whether through fashion, music, or the written word creating ripples that connect us all.____Nigerian fashion, cultural storytelling, entrepreneurship, fashion industry challenges, collaboration, community building, supply chain, brand protection, pricing strategies, future of fashion