Development Dynamics with MaqC

In this final episode, #CarenWakoli shares lessons on leadership, as she looks back and projects ahead for her life and purpose.

The path of growth in leadership is very deliberate. Alongside narrating the honorary mention by former US president Barrack Obama, #CarenWakoli discusses why and how continuous learning and mentorship have remained important in her journey as the executive director at Emerging Leaders Foundation, Africa.

While disclosing how long it took for grants to be forthcoming to support the amazing work that ELF-Africa does, #CarenWakoli also shares on hitting rock bottom, the turn-around grant, burn-out, and self-care.

Every success has an origin story. In this episode, #CarenWakoli recalls the time and circumstances that led to her founding ELF-Africa 10 years ago.

#CarenWakoli wonders aloud about how youth and women can be more meaningfully engaged in leadership and decision-making as essential stakeholders for economic, political, and social development.

While relieving her post-campus experience in this episode, #CarenWakoli talks through her heartbreaking pursuit of national politics.

In episode 5, #CarenWakoli recalls how she and her peers formed the Universities' Student Leaders Association, as a learning community committed to building the capacities of the next generation.

#CarenWakoli is huge on mentorship. In this 4th episode, she speaks of the counsel, guidance constantly, and coaching that she has received from notable individuals.

In episode 3, #CarenWakoli shares her pursuits of student leadership at the University of Nairobi and explains just how much the national-level dynamics play into student politics.

In this episode, #CarenWakoli shares about her time in high school, and the collective experiences from that era that shaped her perspectives on life and career.