Tola is a creative disruptor, speaker, and CSR strategist who thrives at the intersection of social impact, youth culture, and entertainment marketing. She is the founder of Gyrl Wonder, an organization that empowers young women.
We spoke with Nancy Oey, the producer of multiple documentaries, who shared how her experiences working on the documentary “The People v. The Klan” were profound, particularly in meeting Miss Ruth Collins, a victim of hate. Nancy believes that diversity is crucial in the stories we tell and in our producer teams, cast, crew, and post, as it builds bonds that make us better people and more compassionate individuals.
Meet Morenike Joela Evans, a director, writer, and creative producer who draws inspiration from various sources to create engaging campaigns that resonate with audiences. She emphasizes the importance of having a clear strategy, staying up to date with industry trends, and connecting with consumers on a personal level.
Lissy L’Amoreaux is a creative marketer who finds inspiration in a variety of places, including music, travel, and even sleeping. She believes that successful marketing campaigns need a good strategy, a fresh approach, and a hook that speaks to audiences.
We had the pleasure of interviewing Flower Ave. Films, who prioritize inclusivity and ensure representation of diverse women characters.
