Digital platforms are taking the world by storm and as a digipreneur, leveraging these platforms can help you to connect with your audiences in a natural and personal way.
So since digital storytelling has become a popular channel for curating various narratives, how best can you, as a digipreneur and Motherland Mogul, maximize on platforms like YouTube to tell amazing stories?
We’ll be chatting with Hodan Nalayeh, on Thursday, 5th April, who will be sharing strategies on how to successfully build a digital community using platforms like YouTube – through storytelling.
Hodan has over thirteen years of experience in client management, sales and production in radio and television. Before founding Integration TV, she also worked on a number of TV shows, including the popular TV shows American Idol and So You Think You Can Dance.
She has changed the society with refreshing content that uplifts the spirit and shares pioneering stories of success.
Join @HodanTV for a webinar on April 5th, to learn about building a digital community. Click To TweetSome of the topics we’ll cover
- Building a community with the power of storytelling
- Tips for innovative storytelling using YouTube
- Building your confidence as a digital entrepreneur and African woman
Register below to get access to this opportunity and submit questions that you would like Hodan to answer.
Webinar Details:
Date: Thursday, April 5th, 2018
Time: Toronto 5am // Lagos 10am // Johannesburg 11am
Watch here:
About Hodan
Hodan Nalayeh is a media entrepreneur, a social media powerhouse and the Founder of Integration TV, which reaches millions of viewers across the globe.
Known for her commitment to self-empowerment, entrepreneurship, and Somali communities, Nalayeh has changed the society with refreshing content that uplifts the spirit and shares pioneering stories of success. As a trained journalist, she is captivated by the power of stories to change lives.
Born in Somalia and raised in Canada from the age of 6, Hodan holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from the University of Windsor and a Postgraduate Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from Seneca College. Nalayeh is also a strong advocate for education, but more importantly, life education.
She’s also a mom of two boys and believes changing society starts with changing our narrative of success for Africans.
