Ejieme Eromosele, General Manager EMEA @ Quiq

Have you ever had a workquake? Ejieme Eromosele, GM for the EMEA business at Quiq and founder of Success in Black, shares her experience in this month’s episode of Breaking the Tech Ceiling.

The resources below are a testament to our extremely illuminating discussion. I was particularly intrigued by what the then President of @The NY Times @Tom Thomson said to her, what she learned about doing business in #China, and how as an experiment 🧪 she volunteered herself personally to take on a renewals and expansion quota while the CSMs under her purview continued to be measured on delivering value to #customers.

By proactively taking on more #revenue responsibility, I can see how her executive team would see Ejieme as someone to trust and promote. In our interview, Ejieme also shares her journey in #angelinvesting and a few organizations to research if you are interested in supporting #diversity in #venturecapital.

See below for some of the resources Ejieme mentions in the interview: 

• Mark Thomson (https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/29/business/cnn-mark-thompson.html)
• Lola Bakare, CMO Advisor & Inclusive Marketing Strategist and author of “Responsible Marketing”
• Ejieme's Customer Success mentor from Google Dutta Satadip 🚀🤝⚖️
• Mary Russell at https://www.stockoptioncounsel.com/ 
• Ten Percent Happier podcast with Dan Harris
• Michaela Coel from Chewing Gum (tv series)
• TALEA Beer Co. started by Tara Hankinson
• NYU Stern School of Business
• First Round Capital's Angel Track - https://angeltrack.firstround.com/
• Golden Seeds, an investment firm dedicated to pursuing market returns through the empowerment of women entrepreneurs and the people who invest in them
• Level, a powerful multiracial community of women tackling the racial wealth gap by investing in Black women (https://www.linkedin.com/company/letslevel/about/)
• BLCK VC empowers and supports Black investors, while increasing diversity in venture capital
• Black Venture Institute, an intensive, curriculum-based program, as well as continuing education, to give established Black operators the education, experience, and connections they need to become angel and venture investors (https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13914547/)

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