UofG Black Professionals, personal struggles and Nigerian jollof rice with Bankole Alade
Students and young professionals are facing barriers, uncertainty, biases, changing priorities and now a pandemic as they navigate the school to work transition. Their collective stories have inspired me and now I want to share these stories with you.
Now let’s meet Banky! Bankole (Banky) Alade is a 5th year student at the University of Guelph working on his Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing Management, Bankole has a deep passion and creative interest for all things Marketing and starting to venture into the world of business. Bankole also is the Co-Founder with Guelph’s Black Professionals Club.
I had the chance to sit down to talk University of Guelph Black Professional Club, personal struggles and Nigerian jollof rice with Bankole Alade and I am happy to share our conversation with you, Enjoy!
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March is #National #Coop & #WorkIntegratedLearning Month #innovateWIL