Robert Bayigamba joins the show to discuss how he has rebuilt his company and his faith after living through Rwanda’s tragic genocide.

Anthony Tan, CEO of Grab, sat down with our global podcast hosts in 2020 to share how his graduate school business plan led to a multi-billion dollar organization.

In this episode, Tony George and Peter Ramzy share about Egypt’s ancient roots of Faith Driven Entrepreneurship and tell how the Community Egypt and Oasis Accelerator are equipping young people to transform the region.

Dr. Ngozi Onyia joins the show to share her powerful story of faith, restoration, and healing in the midst of incredible challenges like having her daughter pass, struggling to reach profitability, and serving COVID-19 patients when no one else would.

In this global Faith Driven Entrepreneur episode Alfa Demmellash, talks about the journey that brought her through Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Harvard and led her to championing entrepreneurs in underserved, urban areas.

Don Larson joins the podcast to talk about the journey that brought him here, the value of investing in communities, and how Christian entrepreneurs can trust the Holy Spirit to guide them out of their comfort zones.

Nicky Gumbel joined the global Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast to talk about uniting the church by activating believers in the workplace and making the message of the gospel accessible to all.

CEO and Founder of Iwosan Investments, Fola Laoye, enlightens us on the state of healthcare in Africa, and shares about the opportunities for Faith Driven Entrepreneurs and Investors to use their capital to help cure nations.

Hear how Kwami Williams is discovering entrepreneurial solutions that tackle the challenges faced by the poor and marginalized in our world today.

Dr. Kamau Gachigi, is equipping Kenyan students how to turn their product ideas into a physical reality. By providing the needed equipment, space, and practical training, Dr. Kamau and his team at Gearbox support the next generation of entrepreneurs in developing creative and practical solutions to society’s problems.

John and Ashely Marsh are partners in business and life. On this podcast, we talk about the lessons and tools they've learned from co-founding the Marsh Collective and working hand in hand as husband and wife entrepreneurs.

Dr. Cosmas Maduka is a Nigerian businessman and philanthropist who began his entrepreneurial journey at the age of six, two years after the death of his father. Today, he is the founder and CEO of Coscharis Group, one of the largest businesses in Nigeria. Tune in to hear the inspiring story of how he went from selling bean cakes to BMWs.

Rev. Julian Kyula is an internationally accomplished business leader, serial FinTech entrepreneur, and the founding senior pastor of the Nairobi-based, Purpose Centre Church. From his unique vantage point, he speaks to the backdrop of history and education that has set the stage for kingdom businesses to grow in Africa and explains how the church can better support its entrepreneurs.

Magents is one of South Africa’s leading fashion brands, co-founded by Didier de Villiers in 1992. As the country was rediscovering itself as a nation, Didier saw clothing apparel as a creative platform for sharing the narrative of Africa. He joins us on Faith Driven Entrepreneur Africa to talk about expressing God’s heart on the runway.

Jennie Allen is the founder and visionary of the women’s organization IF:Gathering, the host of the top rated Made for This podcast (17 million downloads) as well as the New York Times bestselling author of Get Out of Your Head, which was the #1 bestselling religion title of 2020.

Ted Pantone joins the show to talk about his diverse career working in multiple countries across Africa and to speak about the power of perseverance and faith in the midst of change.

Efosa Ojomo joins the show to talk about the idea of a “Prosperity Paradox” and to give us a vision for how innovation helps lift nations out of poverty.

Richard Okello has had a vision all his life to leave every community or situation better than he found it. This started as a teenager and continues today in his role as Co-founder and President of Sango Capital, an investment firm dedicated to bringing global investments to Africa.

God and money, we cannot serve both. In this episode, we feature a conference talk given by Andy Crouch, best-selling author and partner at Praxis, on the hot-button topic.

Michael joins the show to talk about the value of developing local systems that empower all people to flourish and gives an overview of the exciting work happening in the MENA region.

Michelle Essomé joins Ndidi and Henry to discuss how investing has changed in Africa over the course of her decades-long career and to give listeners a sense of the opportunities on the continent today.

Lecrae and Ben Washer talk about why they decided to partner together to create a record label and how God works through creativity.

Phil Cunningham joins the show to talk about the power of excellent storytelling and why he thinks the African film industry can leave an impression on the big Hollywood studios.