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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2022 · 31 MIN

Davies Okeowo | Why Birmingham is one of Europe's most thriving start-up ecosystems

from Future Faces: The Young Professionals Podcast · host Future Faces Chamber of Commerce

In this episode we speak with Davies Okeowo, an award-winning entrepreneur, public speaker and recent founder of PitchHub, about what it is that makes Birmingham the perfect place for budding entrepreneurs looking to get their business ideas off the ground.  Davies Okeowo has built an impressive career centred on helping businesses grow and has become an active member of the Birmingham business scene.  He has also been recognised for his achievements as the ‘Future Face of Entrepreneurship 2021’ at the Future Faces Awards, as well as winning Nigeria's version of ‘The Apprentice’ (‘The Next Titan’), and being named on the Forbes Africa ‘30 Under 30’ list in 2020. With a wealth of experience under his belt, Davies shares his words of wisdom for anyone looking to follow in the footsteps of some of Birmingham's most successful business people, and signposts the plethora of resources available to help them get off to a flying start. 

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