Beatrice Ndung’u,The Brilliant Radio Princess,Has Now Launched A Major Youth Foundation… With The Blessings Of Kenya’s Biggest Movers And Shakers.
For almost a decade now,one young Kenyan woman has straddled the online media landscape like a colossus – breaking boundaries,defying stereotypes,raising the bar,smashing the glass ceiling and rewriting history. Beatrice Ndung’u is not a new name to many digital types. She’s been around for quite a while,managed to achieve marvelous success within a n incredibly short time,positioned herself as a mogul and force to reckon with even before she hit thirty and rattled the online radio sphere with the gusto and the earnestness of a caged tiger.
Her strikingly gorgeous face and succulent smile is what gets you first. And the she started talking business,starts name-dropping and starts calculating the math,and that’s when you know you’ve walked into the presence of greatness in the making.
She’s been dubbed Kenya’s Mosunmola Abudu,the Lagos-based mega media personality,entrepreneur and philanthropist. But Beatrice is not your everyday media darling. Tenacious and unbowed,zealous and ingenious, Beatrice has presided over her media conglomerates with the ease of a butterfly,launching an online radio station in your twenties and watching it stratospherically flourish to unimaginable heights is not everyone’s everyday achievement.
And now,Beatrice has a new baby…The Young Media Foundation. The YMF (as it is abbreviated) is a non-profit organization in Kenya,whose main mission is to give young people the tools and skills to make their voices heard. Young Media Foundation aims to play an effective role in the development of communications as a major instrument for continental building and a vital element in the socio-economic development process. Its projects have included art therapy for sick children, Bricks for School, which aims to create sustainable models in rural areas to alleviate poverty and create employment by building schools out of bricks. SEMA radio is also an initiative of the Young Media Foundation and is a tool for youth empowerment.
And to boost it’s potency and influence,Beatrice,aided by her very dependable partner and manager Kenneth Njuguna,and a very effective team behind her,decided to introduce a mentor-mentee program where young people from all over Africa can be mentored and coached on life and careers by the best of the best. I am talking State House insiders,media moguls,business men and women,Politicians and many others.
Here are some of the super successful mentors on Beatrice Ndung’u’s Young Media Foundation-Eric Kinoti,Ian Mbugua,Dennis Itumbi,Ezekiel Kemboi,Big Tedd,Kemi Fadojutimi,DJ MO,Robert Burale,Raila Odinga Junior,Paul Mukoma,Evans Gor Semelango among many others.
You can have a brilliant chance of being mentored by them by emailing them DIRECTLY at info@youngmediafoundation.com and they shall answer your questions. Oh,and you can also get to meet them LIVE! And have them for yourself. Face to face. Learn,get inspired,moved,mentored,coached and edified by them.
PS : Yours Truly is a mentor too. So, yes, you can email me too and we can have that chat.
Life= changed.
