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Movers & Shakers

It’s all in the name. Here you will find women who are inspiring movement in their fields for all the right reasons. Follow their journeys and tell us if there’s someone in your network who ought to share their own!

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Movers and Shakers: Kayleigh Oliver | Junction 5 Studios

Kayleigh Oliver is the founder of Junction 5 an app development company that builds unique applications that create a positive impact on the lives of its users. Junction 5’s current project is the Figures ofBlack British Society (FOBBS). FOBBS is intended to be a comprehensive, educational resourceto learn about Black British figures both historical and…

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Movers and Shakers | Stephanie Njoku| Neo Percept IP

Stephanie Njoku is director and co-founder of Neo Percept IP an Intellectual Property law firm that has a strong focus on helping black entrepreneurs, start-ups and SMEs protect, maintain and enforce their trademarks, designs and copyright. The firm launched in September 2021. What inspired you to start your own business? After working in IP for…

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Movers and Shakers | Juanita Rosenior | TGRG

Juanita Rosenior is the founder of TGRG, a multidisciplinary boutique agency with a passion for marketing, (internal) communications, PR, events & talent management. Their clients are atypical visionaries with the desire to uplift, empower and inspire. She has been in business for over 15 years. What inspired you to start your own business? I like…

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Movers and Shakers | Emolyne Ramlov

Emolyne Cosmetics was founded by Ugandan-born, Denmark-raised and London-based Emolyne Ramlov. After years of trying to find lip and nail products that were an exact shade match, she decided to create a brand that would cater to those looking for coordinated colours.  Each of her shades are named after an African country, city or landmark…