Episode 10 - Lesley Toche

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“No professional entanglements” — one of many goat quotes by our most recent guest, Lesley Toche, Founder and CEO of Nextplay! Nextplay connects Black and Latinx industry professionals with career opportunities in tech and media through recruiting services and community events. During this episode, Lesley discusses his unique journey into entrepreneurship, his upbringing in Cameroon, and the mistakes that helped him create a revolutionary business. Join the Nextplay community here https://www.nextplaycommunity.com/ Follow Lesley on Linkedin here https://www.linkedin.com/in/lesleytoche/ Follow us on Instagram @mostlymistakespodcast Follow us on Twitter @mostly_mistakes Join our newsletter at www.mostlymistakes.com Follow us on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/company/79077908/admin/ Contact us at [email protected]

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