Liz Grossman's guest appearances

Liz Grossman

Youngpreneur's Podcast with Victor Ahipene

The Main Course

Ten Thousand Africans

Doers Within Us Podcast

Squord Academy

Anya Fernald

Dan Miller

Michael Pollan

Dave Arnold

Scott Smith

Rachel Shukert

Chris Grosso

Rainn Wilson

Jody Williams

Rita Sodi

Will Harris

Florent Morellet

Eric Asimov

Tim Fitzgerald

Peter Kaminsky

OwlTail

Liz Grossman is an entrepreneur who works with world leaders, nonprofits, companies and academic institutions to create inclusive programs, develop successful brands, build community and facilitate meaningful connections to scale their impact. She has spent the past twelve years studying, working and living in Sub-Saharan Africa, with experience in over 15 countries. She is a sought after speaker on topics such as entrepreneurship, education, the future of work, intercultural communications and women’s leadership in Africa, who challenges audiences to consider the importance of intercultural collaboration and to accelerate equitable business and development projects.  In 2016, Liz launched Baobab consulting with her co-founder, Tayib Fall, as a way to support American companies looking into to break into the African market and African startups looking to expand into the American economy. They do this by providing strategic advisory &amp; research, public relations and communications and intercultural programming. Liz continues continues to grow her company while impacting multiple areas (women's rights, tech, education, youth empowerment, etc) and believes the creative and entertainment industry have a huge role to play in the revolution of the African continent.

Liz Grossman is an entrepreneur who works with world leaders, nonprofits, companies and academic institutions to create inclusive programs, develop successful brands, build community and facilitate meaningful connections to scale their impact. She has spent the past twelve years studying, working and living in Sub-Saharan Africa, with experience in over 15 countries. She is a sought after speaker on topics such as entrepreneurship, education, the future of work, intercultural communications and women’s leadership in Africa, who challenges audiences to consider the importance of intercultural collaboration and to accelerate equitable business and development projects. In 2016, Liz launched Baobab consulting with her co-founder, Tayib Fall, as a way to support American companies looking into to break into the African market and African startups looking to expand into the American economy. They do this by providing strategic advisory &amp; research, public relations and communications and intercultural programming. Liz continues continues to grow her company while impacting multiple areas (women's rights, tech, education, youth empowerment, etc) and believes the creative and entertainment industry have a huge role to play in the revolution of the African continent.

#6 Baobab Consulting - Liz Grossman Kitoyi 

Liz Grossman Kitoyi is a role model for every entrepreneur out there. Liz is the Co-Founder and CEO of Baobab Consulting, and her story is truly inspiring. We talked about her journey to Cameroon, Central of Africa from Northwestern University with supportive parents and her amazing host family. And then Senegal still in Africa, now west right after her Master's program at Harvard University. She then met her co-founder, Tayib Fall in Senegal. She ends up with some great advice for any entrepreneur out there. You don't want to miss this being inspired by Liz.She has an amazing event coming up called Lauder Symposium: The Future of Work in 21st Century Africa in partnership with the MIT Legatum Center on Mar 19, 8:30 AM to Mar 20, 1:30 PM EDT. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jamani-stories/messageSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jamani-stories/support

Liz Grossman Kitoyi is a role model for every entrepreneur out there.  Liz is the Co-Founder and CEO of Baobab Consulting, and her story is truly inspiring.  We talked about her journey to Cameroon, Central of Africa from Northwestern University with supportive parents and her amazing host family. And then Senegal still in Africa, now west right after her Master's program at Harvard University. She then met her co-founder, Tayib Fall in Senegal.  She ends up with some great advice for any entrepreneur out there. You don't want to miss this being inspired by Liz. She has an amazing event coming up called Lauder Symposium: The Future of Work in 21st Century Africa in partnership with the MIT Legatum Center on Mar 19, 8:30 AM to Mar 20, 1:30 PM EDT.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jamani-stories/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jamani-stories/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/jamani-stories/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/jamani-stories/support</a>

Liz Grossman Kitoyi- Co-Founder and CEO of Baobab Consulting 

Mary Cleaver

This week on The Main Course Patrick and Katy sit down with chef and caterer Mary Cleaver of Cleaver Co &amp; The Green Table. The gang discussed a myriad of food issues, covering everything from how the sustainable food world should (or shouldn’t) engage the industrial food complex, the stress of the catering world (including some catering horror stories), and how to deal with those wrenches in the machine of progress known as deadbeats. Next up was Liz Grossman, managing editor of Plate Magazine, who called from Chicago to give a quick breakdown of the food seen in The Windy City, and how a history of meat packing has affected the local palate. Don’t miss this excellent double dose of food and sustainability banter. This episode was sponsored by Cabot Cheese of Vermont, Dairy Farm Family owned since 1919.

This week on The Main Course Patrick and Katy sit down with chef and caterer Mary Cleaver of Cleaver Co &amp; The Green Table. The gang discussed a myriad of food issues, covering everything from how the sustainable food world should (or shouldn’t) engage the industrial food complex, the stress of the catering world (including some catering horror stories), and how to deal with those wrenches in the machine of progress known as deadbeats. Next up was Liz Grossman, managing editor of Plate Magazine, who called from Chicago to give a quick breakdown of the food seen in The Windy City, and how a history of meat packing has affected the local palate. Don’t miss this excellent double dose of food and sustainability banter. This episode was sponsored by Cabot Cheese of Vermont, Dairy Farm Family owned since 1919.

Episode 77: Mary Cleaver & Liz Grossman