On this episode of the Entrepreneurial Minds podcast, we explore the wonderful career of Aishetu Fatima Dozie, Founder & CEO of Bossy Beauty in 2018 in order to ignite confidence in ambitious women through high-quality makeup, topical content, and essential services.

Aishetu's background was originally in investment banking (including Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, World Bank, Rand Merchant Bank & Morgan Stanley).

Since then she has created a first-of-its-kind children’s play and activity center in Lagos, authored a children’s picture book, became a mom, and filmed “African HERstory”,  about the ambitious and successful African women on the continent and in the diaspora to showcase their lives and amplify their voice.

In this episode, Aishetu shares her insight with regards to how she manages imposter syndrome, overcoming the biggest setback in her career, executes future-thinking parenting, positioning children for an advantage, and how COVID has affected her business (and more!).

Special ChatterBoss #Internship Episode: This is a special intern-led edition of the Entrepreneurial Minds podcast, hosted by ChatterBoss intern Alexandra Grebenyuk. Our guest on this episode is Matt LeBris who was invited for this special podcast episode. Matt has been heavily involved over the years in motivating students through University speaking engagements and mentoring young entrepreneurs through programs like CUNY Startups. Matt started his career by working with Damond John! He founded 1BBranding in March 2019. The company is a startup focusing on helping brands gain and foster the attention they deserve through creative strategy and implementation. They have also recently been nominated for the 2021 Best of the Boro award.

#COVID19 Special Coverage: Peter Stuart is the managing partner at outlier Realty Capital. Outlier’s mission is investing in spaces that meet the changing needs of people and communities. 

Their main focus is on naturally occurring affordable housing and co-living urban development. The company has been around for almost 7 years. Most recently, Outlier has secured a partnership with co-living giant, Common. Peter is also a member and mentor for Young President’s Organization and Young Entrepreneurs Council. 

Peter tells us about his ‘accidental’ fall into entrepreneurship. We go behind the scenes on co-living and the future of telecommuting, the realities of companies adjusting to remote teams, tips on how to make the most of your relationship with mentors, and more!