042 – For Artists in Ghana, the Courage to Start Before You're Funded, with Odile Tevie
Odile Tevie shares how she left a finance career and co-founded the Nubuke Foundation, investing her own resources to help Ghanaian artists thrive and proving that transformative change begins with first movers.
Why wait for others to act when you can be the first to move? Odile Tevie shares how, in the absence of institutional support, she abandoned a secure career in finance to co-found and co-invest her own philanthropic resources into the Nubuke Foundation (Accra, Ghana) where Ghanaian artists create on their own terms and in their own voices.
Discover how to become a first-mover leader, support emerging artists, navigate uncertainty, and transform an internal nudge into cultural and social change.
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