Taking Stock | Interview with Tom Adeyoola
Episode 8 of the Taking Stock with Anil Stocker podcast, hosted by Anil Stocker, titled "Taking Stock | Interview with Tom Adeyoola" was published on July 1, 2020 and runs 36 minutes.
July 1, 2020 ·36m · Taking Stock with Anil Stocker
Summary
CEO + Founder, Metail. I met Tom at an entrepreneur roundtable hosted at Runway East in Shoreditch London a few years ago. Turns out we have a fair bit in common given we went to the same school in London and also studied at Cambridge University. We're also both of mixed heritage: Tom is a half-Norwegian half-Nigerian combo to my half-Swiss half-Kenyan-Indian background. I've noticed Tom put up some interesting posts on LinkedIn since the start of the Black Lives Matter protests and tho...
Episode Description
CEO + Founder, Metail.
I met Tom at an entrepreneur roundtable hosted at Runway East in Shoreditch London a few years ago. Turns out we have a fair bit in common given we went to the same school in London and also studied at Cambridge University. We're also both of mixed heritage: Tom is a half-Norwegian half-Nigerian combo to my half-Swiss half-Kenyan-Indian background.
I've noticed Tom put up some interesting posts on LinkedIn since the start of the Black Lives Matter protests and thought I would invite him onto the show to dig a little deeper. We cover:
- What is driving the huge protests behind the BLM movement and why are people taking it more seriously than ever before.
- Why Tom is writing to our old school to get involved in improving how history is taught to adolescents, especially when it comes to black history and Britain's colonial past.
- The great work Tom is doing to mentor young black entrepreneurs and help them access funding they often are not able to reach.
- How Tom worked hard in his own start-up to build a fair and inclusive environment before selling the business last year. We also touch on how Tom is helping promote awareness of the ethnicity pay-gap.
I hope it sparks some good thoughts.
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