ScaleUP Africa's Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast

ScaleUP Africa's Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast

por Amma S. Gyampo
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The Future of Philanthropy: Inside the ScaleUp Africa Summit & Impact Journey
What does the future of philanthropy in Africa look like, and what role can investment and meaningful partnerships play in shaping it? In this ScaleUp Africa conversation, Amma Gyampo and Dr Chris Brooks explore the vision behind the Future Philanthropy Summit and the ScaleUp Africa Impact Journey. They discuss the opportunities for global philanthropists, impact investors, foundations and partners to connect with Africa's evolving social impact and investment ecosystem. Discover why Ghana, investment and economic growth are central to this experience, and what participants can expect from a gathering designed to build stronger relationships, shared understanding and impact driven partnerships. Listen in and discover the future of philanthropy through a new African lens.
T1 · E13
14 ago 2026
27:58
Rethinking Venture Capital: Building Africa's Own Investment Model with Erikan Obotetukudo
Does Africa need a different venture capital model? In this episode of the ScaleUp Africa Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast, Amma Gyampo speaks with Erikan Obotetukudo, innovative finance strategist, venture capitalist and Founder of Audacity, to challenge conventional thinking around venture capital, private markets and wealth creation across Africa. Drawing from her experience at LinkedIn, Condé Nast and as the first Black woman to establish a tokenized venture capital fund, Erikan shares why Africa's investment future cannot simply replicate Silicon Valley. Together they explore: • Why Africa requires its own venture capital model • Building businesses around revenue, profitability and sustainable growth • Retaining ownership through self funded growth strategies • Why investors should evaluate African markets through commercial opportunity rather than charity • The rise of innovative finance, catalytic capital and permanent investment vehicles • Emerging opportunities for family offices, private wealth advisors and impact investors This conversation offers fresh perspectives for investors, entrepreneurs and philanthropists interested in the future of African capital markets and long term wealth creation. Watch the full playlist, subscribe to our channels and learn more about our work and how you can join the ScaleUp Africa community. 🌍 Website: https://wearescaleupafrica.com 🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@scaleupafrica886 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033MyDiD5m3FK8WjFNE4VQ 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id6789186581 🔗 LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearescaleupafrica
T1 · E12
13 ago 2026
16:47
The Future of Philanthropy: Next Generation Giving, Trust and Global Development with Rita Kotasz
How is philanthropy changing in an increasingly connected world? In this episode of the ScaleUp Africa Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast, Amma Gyampo is joined by Rita Kotasz, Editor in Chief of The Journal of Philanthropy, to explore the structural shifts redefining philanthropy, charitable giving and global development. The conversation examines how next generation philanthropists, corporate leaders and family foundations are moving beyond traditional charity models towards more direct, participatory and values aligned approaches to impact. Topics include: • The future of philanthropy and charitable giving • Cross border fundraising and beneficiary safeguarding • Direct giving, crowdfunding and market driven social impact • The role of academic research in shaping philanthropy • Corporate Social Responsibility and social procurement • Catalytic capital, experiential philanthropy and next generation wealth As giving evolves, philanthropy is becoming more collaborative, more personal and increasingly focused on measurable impact. Learn more about ScaleUp Africa: Watch the full playlist, subscribe to our channels and learn more about our work and how you can join the ScaleUp Africa community. 🌍 Website: https://wearescaleupafrica.com 🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@scaleupafrica886 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033MyDiD5m3FK8WjFNE4VQ 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id6789186581 🔗 LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearescaleupafrica
T1 · E11
11 ago 2026
22:20
Women, Leadership and Social Impact: Building Stronger Communities with Nimah Ali
What does it take to build stronger pathways for women's economic empowerment, leadership and social mobility? In this episode of the ScaleUp Africa Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast, Amma Gyampo speaks with Nimah Ali about her journey across Nigeria, Canada and the African Diaspora and her work advancing gender equality, financial literacy and economic empowerment. Nimah shares insights from her nonprofit and philanthropic work supporting underserved communities and strengthening social impact leaders through approaches centred on resilience, wellbeing and collaboration. The conversation explores: • Women's economic empowerment and financial inclusion • Leadership development within the nonprofit sector • The importance of wellness and resilience for impact leaders • Building stronger geographic and trust based collaboratives • Creating stronger partnerships between women and men to advance equality • Supporting underfunded organisations working across the Global South This episode explores why stronger communities require stronger leaders, stronger partnerships and greater investment in the people driving change. Learn more about ScaleUp Africa: https://wearescaleupafrica.com Subscribe for more conversations on philanthropy, leadership and sustainable development
T1 · E10
6 ago 2026
12:08
Bees, Biodiversity and Social Enterprise: Rethinking Sustainability with Noah Wilson Rich
What can bees teach us about leadership, sustainability and abundance? In this episode of the ScaleUp Africa Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast, Amma Gyampo speaks with acclaimed TED speaker, researcher and biodiversity expert Noah Wilson Rich about urban beekeeping, biodiversity conservation and social enterprise. Drawing from his work across research, consulting and environmental innovation, Noah explores how protecting biodiversity is connected to food systems, climate resilience and sustainable development. The conversation explores: • Urban beekeeping and biodiversity • Research driven social enterprise • Environmental stewardship and agriculture • Resource mobilisation through a mindset of abundance • Building sustainable ventures that create public value This conversation offers valuable insights for anyone interested in sustainability, innovation and creating positive environmental impact. Watch the full playlist, subscribe to our channels and learn more about our work and how you can join the ScaleUp Africa community. 🌍 Website: https://wearescaleupafrica.com 🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@scaleupafrica886 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033MyDiD5m3FK8WjFNE4VQ 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id6789186581 🔗 LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearescaleupafrica
T1 · E9
4 ago 2026
20:56
Investing Beyond Borders: Venture Capital, Global Development and Africa's Opportunity with Alicia Castillo Holley
What happens when investors challenge conventional thinking about emerging markets? In this episode of the ScaleUp Africa Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast, Amma Gyampo speaks with global investor Alicia Castillo Holley, whose investment journey spans more than 100 countries and includes backing leading African venture capital and private equity fund managers. Together they explore why Africa presents significant opportunities for long term investment and how investors can rethink traditional approaches to venture capital and development finance. The conversation explores: • Venture capital and private equity across Africa • Investing in emerging markets • Global development and private capital • Challenging conventional investment narratives • Building globally diversified investment portfolios • Why Africa deserves greater attention from international investors Whether you are an investor, entrepreneur or philanthropy practitioner, this conversation offers valuable perspectives on the future of global investment. Watch the full playlist, subscribe to our channels and learn more about our work and how you can join the ScaleUp Africa community. 🌍 Website: https://wearescaleupafrica.com 🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@scaleupafrica886 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033MyDiD5m3FK8WjFNE4VQ 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id6789186581 🔗 LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearescaleupafrica
T1 · E8
30 jul 2026
19:50
Pan African Leadership, History and Philanthropy with Dr Jacqueline
How can history shape the future of philanthropy and development? In this episode of the ScaleUp Africa Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast, Amma Gyampo sits down with Dr Jacqueline for a far reaching conversation on Pan African institutional development, African history and the future of global philanthropy. Drawing on her academic journey, including her studies with Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka, Dr Jacqueline explores the importance of history, identity and community in shaping stronger institutions and more equitable development. The conversation explores: • Pan African leadership and institution building • African and African American history • Diaspora engagement • Gender and race in global development • Philanthropy fundraising networks • Expanding access to funding for changemakers A conversation that connects history, leadership and the future of African development. Watch the full playlist, subscribe to our channels and learn more about our work and how you can join the ScaleUp Africa community. 🌍 Website: https://wearescaleupafrica.com 🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@scaleupafrica886 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/033MyDiD5m3FK8WjFNE4VQ 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id6789186581 🔗 LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/wearescaleupafrica
T1 · E7
28 jul 2026
18:09
Systems Change, Climate Innovation and the Future of Global Development with Roshan Paul
Where is the future of global development being shaped? In this episode of the ScaleUp Africa Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast, Amma Gyampo speaks with Roshan Paul about the intersection of systems change, climate innovation, livelihoods and talent. Drawing from his global philanthropy journey, Roshan shares insights into emerging trends shaping the future of development, including climate solutions, renewable energy, innovation and collaborative funding models. The conversation explores: • The future of global development investment • Climate change and renewable energy solutions • Funder associations, grantmakers and donor collaboratives • Building talent pipelines for social change • Innovation approaches addressing complex global challenges A valuable conversation for leaders interested in philanthropy, sustainability, innovation and the future of impact. Learn more about ScaleUp Africa: https://wearescaleupafrica.com
T1 · E6
23 jul 2026
16:34
Beyond Grants: Building Sustainable Social Impact Models with Inez Stefanie
Can nonprofit organisations adopt more sustainable models to increase their impact? In this episode of the ScaleUp Africa Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast, Skoll Fellow Inez Stefanie speaks with Strategist and Philanthropy Advisor Amma Gyampo about innovation, resource mobilisation and the future of social impact. The conversation explores how nonprofit organisations can incorporate commercial thinking, revenue generation and market based approaches while remaining focused on public benefit. Together they discuss: • Building sustainable nonprofit business models • Resource mobilisation beyond traditional grants • Insights from global innovation conversations including Davos and Skoll • South South collaboration between Asia, Africa and Latin America • Using market innovation to address challenges of non consumption • How communities can leapfrog traditional development pathways As the impact sector evolves, sustainability will require new thinking, stronger collaboration and greater openness to innovation. Learn more about ScaleUp Africa: https://wearescaleupafrica.com
T1 · E5
21 jul 2026
20:23
Rethinking Philanthropy: Trust Based Funding, Nonprofit Strengthening and Systems Change with Kelsi Kriitmaa
How can philanthropy better support the organisations working closest to communities? In this episode of the ScaleUp Africa Global Wealth & Philanthropy Podcast, Amma Gyampo speaks with Kelsi Kriitmaa, Geneva based Social Impact and Philanthropy Advisor, about the future of funding, nonprofit sustainability and systems change. Drawing from her humanitarian experience across Africa and global development work, Kelsi challenges funders to rethink traditional approaches and embrace more trust based, flexible and equitable models of philanthropy. The conversation explores: • The evolution of modern philanthropy and the rise of trust based funding • Why nonprofit organisations need more than short term project funding • The impact of the funding starvation cycle on social impact leaders • Supporting organisational capacity and institutional strengthening • Expanding grantmaking opportunities for diverse and grassroots organisations • The role of donor advised funds, family foundations and private wealth in shaping the future of development The future of philanthropy requires stronger relationships, deeper trust and greater investment in the organisations creating change on the ground. Listen to this important conversation about transforming how capital supports communities across Africa and the Global South. Learn more about ScaleUp Africa: Visit: https://wearescaleupafrica.com Join ScaleUp Africa's growing network of philanthropists, investors, nonprofit leaders and social impact practitioners working towards a more equitable future. Follow ScaleUp Africa on LinkedIn and other platforms for upcoming conversations, events and opportunities to connect.
T1 · E4
17 jul 2026
15:06
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