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A podcast founded by women, produced by women, about women in technology. This podcast will be showcasing achievements of women in the industry. There is a huge place for women in tech, and this podcast is going to get well into the work as a leading contributor to help change the trajectory and see the rise of women in tech. Through WIT Love, we will connect young women, between the ages of 16-25, with women who have been thriving in the Tech field, with a goal for them to share and learn from each other. Our desire is that through these interactions, our young hosts will build their self-identity, boost their confidence, strengthen their voice, and further their unique purpose in this world.

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August 26, 202642 min

Access by Design, Sustainable Materials & Building the Future with Cynthia Ene

Decisions, accountability structures, and systemic access shape outcomes long before metrics or performance reviews ever show up. Real transformation requires moving past slogans and big ideas to build the actual infrastructure that delivers lasting change. In this episode, host Andréanne sits down with Cynthia Ene , licensed professional engineer, founder of Coral, and board director with over two decades of experience across systems design, leadership, and governance. Cynthia shares her journey as an immigrant child finding her passion in engineering, why 2026 is a wake-up call for Canadian makers and builders, and how Coral is converting domestic seed oils like canola into bio-based polyols to revolutionize sustainable manufacturing and reduce petroleum dependency. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Infrastructure Driven Change: Why politicians and leaders fail on follow-through without proper systems. The Story Behind Coral Corp: Using bio-based seed oils to replace petroleum polyols in everyday products. Leveraging Canadian Resources: How local agriculture and canola production can solve supply chain challenges. Access by Design: Reverse evidence-based lenses on diversity, equity, inclusion, and governance. The Era of Makers & Builders: Why physical innovation and sustainable hardware matter in 2026. Find them online: Andréanne Amany: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreanne-dibo/ Cynthia Ene: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cynthiaene/ Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/

July 29, 202644 min

Dolapo Fadare: Breaking into Tech Sales, Building Sales Engines & Leveraging AI

In this episode, host Andreanne sits down with Dolapo Fadare, a seasoned tech sales professional, founder of Strive Op, and a recognized sales leader. Dolapo shares her inspiring, non-linear journey from studying economics and political science to navigating B2B tech sales across fast-growing SaaS, FinTech, Cybersecurity, and Health Tech unicorns. She breaks down what actually makes selling in the tech industry unique, how job seekers and sales reps can leverage AI to stand out, and why taking bold steps in spite of uncertainty is the key to thriving in tech. Key Highlights & Takeaways The Power of Curiosity & Resilience: Why "diving into the deep end" and learning as you go can accelerate your career development. Non-Technical Roles in Tech: How to build a successful tech career without knowing how to code. The Science & Art of B2B Sales: Moving away from feature dumping and understanding why frameworks + relationship building win deals. AI as a Sales Superpower: How top reps use AI for personalized outreach, instant call transcript coaching, and accelerating buyer decision-making. Empowering Overlooked Talent: How Strive Op has helped job seekers and immigrants secure over $2.2M in tech sales offers. Find them online: Andreanne Dipo-Amany: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreanne-dibo/ Dolapo Fadare: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dolapo-fadare/ Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/

June 24, 202630 min

Reni Odetoyinbo: Building Wealth, Personal Branding, and Thriving in the Age of AI

In this episode, Andreanne Amany sits down with Reni Odetoyinbo, widely known as Reni the Resource , a finance educator, content creator, entrepreneur, and founder of the Don't Go Broke Collective. Reni has built a trusted platform by making personal finance accessible, relatable, and actionable. In this conversation, she shares her journey from corporate life to entrepreneurship, the realities of building a successful creator business, and how technology, AI, and personal branding are reshaping the way we work, learn, and build wealth. Together, Andreanne and Reni explore what it takes to stand out in a crowded digital world, why trust is the ultimate currency in the creator economy, and how anyone can begin building financial freedom regardless of where they are starting from. This episode is filled with practical wisdom for professionals, entrepreneurs, creators, and anyone looking to leverage technology while staying grounded in authenticity. Key Takeaways Start before you feel ready. Clarity often comes through action. Trust and authenticity remain the strongest differentiators in any industry. AI is a powerful tool, but judgment, creativity, and emotional intelligence remain uniquely human. Consistency becomes easier when systems and automation support your goals. Social media platforms may change, but an email list is an asset you own. Building wealth is not about deprivation. It is about creating options and freedom. Find them online: Andreanne Amany: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreanne-dibo/ Reni Odoteyinbo: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reniodetoyinbo/ Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/

May 27, 202634 min

Rosebette Yeboah: Audacity, Depth & Building Authority With Intention

What does it look like to stop seeing yourself as “all over the place” and start recognizing that you’re actually building range, depth, and power? In this thought-provoking episode of WIT Love, host Andreanne Amany sits down with Rosebette Yeboah, technology and transformation professional, Oracle consultant at Deloitte Canada, and purpose-driven leader, for a powerful conversation about career evolution, intentional growth, and the audacity to take up space. From geology to enterprise technology, Rosebette opens up about navigating multiple career pivots, reflecting deeply on her journey, and discovering that every experience was preparing her for something bigger. She shares why being a “Jane of many things” can actually become your greatest competitive advantage when paired with intentionality and depth. Together, Andreanne and Rosebette explore the realities of mid-level career growth, emotional maturity in leadership, building authority before the title arrives, and why reflection is one of the most underrated tools for personal and professional success. Rosebette also dives into the importance of asking “why,” staying grounded in human impact within enterprise tech, and choosing audacity as her word of the year — a mindset rooted in courage, preparation, and believing you belong in every room you walk into. This episode is a reminder that success is not about fitting yourself into one lane. It’s about building your own path with clarity, confidence, structure, and purpose. Key Points: Why career pivots are not signs of confusion, but opportunities to build range and perspective The difference between curiosity and commitment How to intentionally build depth in your career journey Why mid-level career stages are an “invisible stretch” that shapes future leadership Emotional intelligence, humility, and confidence in the workplace The power of reflection and learning from setbacks What it means to engineer your authority instead of waiting for validation Why audacity, preparation, and structure matter more than talent alone Building intentional networks and relationships that create long-term impact How human-centered thinking transforms enterprise technology and leadership Find them online: Andreanne Amany: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreanne-dibo/ Rosebette Yeboah: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosebette/ Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/

April 29, 202629 min

Adewunmi Ajike | Bridging Tech and Humanity

Our host Sanji Nnaji interviews Adewunmi Ajike, an AI product manager at Telus and co-founder of the nonprofit Women Economics. Adewunmi discusses how growing up Nigerian in Dubai and later living in North America shaped her adaptive, multicultural leadership style and her preference for building communities alongside products. She explains communicating AI to executives by focusing on stakeholder pain points, using simple language, and building trust to overcome fear of change. For successful digital transformation, she emphasizes early change management and adoption planning, supported by rollout timelines. She outlines moving AI from concept to enterprise impact through a strong leadership visionary sponsor and scalable, feedback-driven solutions. She also highlights key skills for leaders and underrepresented professionals — stakeholder management, influence without authority, negotiation, visibility, advocacy, and strong job fundamentals — and describes Women Economics’ growth, events, and personal goal to reach 1,000 students across 10 universities by 2026. Find them online: Sandra Nnaji: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandrannaji/ Adewunmi Ajike: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adewunmiajike/ Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/

March 25, 202630 min

Saima Malik: Creating a community of innovation

Saima Malik, a transformation executive with over 25 years of experience, is a prominent advocate for women in technology, currently leading TD's Enterprise Automation Center of Excellence. Her advocacy emphasizes the creation of communities within organizations to foster peer learning and share best practices, rather than solely relying on leadership to drive change. Saima champions a human-centered and value-driven approach to technology innovation, particularly in the integration of AI and automation, ensuring that people remain at the core of decision-making processes. Through initiatives like TD's Women in Leadership pillar and the Move the Dial TD partnership, she has been instrumental in advancing the representation and impact of women in the tech industry, encouraging them to break barriers and contribute significantly to emerging fields. Takeaways: Saima Malik emphasizes the importance of a human-centered approach in integrating AI and automation with workforce dynamics. Leaders must cultivate an adaptability mindset to effectively navigate the evolving landscape of technology and AI adoption. Collaboration and community engagement are essential for driving innovation and sharing best practices among colleagues in the tech field. The integration of AI necessitates a careful balance to preserve trust and human connection in business relationships. Founders should critically assess their operational workflows and seek innovative solutions that optimize their processes and resource allocation. Find them online: Feyisayo Enuiyin: linkedin.com/in/feyisayoenuiyin Saima Malik: linkedin.com/in/saimamalik Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/

December 31, 202545 min

Kimberlee West: Marketing with Purpose and Heart

The concept of purposeful and empathetic marketing stands at the forefront of this discussion, as it emerges as a catalyst capable of engendering profound impact within organizations and the lives of their customers. In this enlightening conversation, I, Sandra Nnaji, am joined by the esteemed Kimberlee West, a luminary in product marketing with over 15 years of experience. We delve into how intentional marketing strategies that are grounded in empathy and core values not only foster meaningful connections but also drive sustainable growth. Kimberlee explains her journey, sharing insights from her ventures, including Kids Swag, which exemplifies the significance of representation and mindful consumer engagement. Join us as we explore the transformative power of marketing with purpose and heart, and uncover how these principles can redefine success in the contemporary marketplace. Takeaways: Intentional marketing practices foster deeper connections with customers, emphasizing empathy as a core value. Successful marketing strategies require understanding diverse customer personas and their unique needs and motivations. The journey of entrepreneurship is often marked by the necessity of starting imperfectly and learning from mistakes. Representation in marketing is crucial, particularly for children, as it shapes their self-identity and worldview. Utilizing technology, such as AI, can enhance marketing efforts by providing valuable insights and streamlining processes. Valuing customer feedback and iterating based on their experiences is essential for sustainable business growth. Follow them online: Sandra Nnaji: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandrannaji/ Kimberlee West: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberleewest/ Follow us online: IG: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/empowered-in-my-skin/

November 26, 202526 min

Natasha Patrick | The Intersection of Execution and Empowerment in Tech Leadership

The future of technology leadership is fundamentally intertwined with the principles of execution and empowerment, a theme thoroughly examined in this dialogue between Feyisayo Enuiyin and Natasha Patrick. As an accomplished IT leader with over two decades of experience, Natasha shares about the vital importance of fostering collaboration and cultivating an environment where diverse voices are both heard and valued. Throughout the conversation, we explore the transformative impact that women can have in technology, as well as the necessity for continued learning and adaptation in an ever-evolving landscape. Natasha's journey is emblematic of the potential that lies in embracing one's unique path, underscoring the significance of curiosity and resilience. Ultimately, this episode serves as an inspiring testament to the opportunities that await those who dare to pursue their ambitions in the realm of technology. Takeaways: The podcast emphasizes the importance of women in technology, showcasing their contributions and leadership potential. Natasha Patrick's journey illustrates how transferable skills can lead to success in tech leadership roles. Continuous learning and upskilling are crucial in the rapidly evolving technology landscape, as highlighted by both speakers. The discussion encourages women to pursue their aspirations without seeking permission, fostering a mindset of empowerment. Networking and leveraging subject matter experts are vital strategies for overcoming challenges in the tech industry. AI is identified as a transformative force in technology, with both excitement and caution expressed regarding its implications. Find them online: Feyisayo Enuiyin: linkedin.com/in/feyisayoenuiyin Natasha Patrick: linkedin.com/in/npatrick Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/

October 29, 202522 min

Crafting Change: Liberty White on Women, Media, and Technology

This discussion centers on the importance of storytelling as a pivotal medium for empowering women in technology. Sandra Nnaji engages in a profound dialogue with Liberty White, a distinguished leader committed to diminishing the gender gap within the tech industry. Liberty, as the CEO of CHOZEN MEDIA, home to She Learns AI, is a seasoned expert in AI and digital marketing, elucidates her journey and the transformative role of representation in media. Throughout the episode, we explore the intersections of creativity and entrepreneurship, as well as the necessity of cultivating community and mental wellness amidst the challenges faced by women in the tech sphere. This conversation serves not only to inspire but also to illuminate the pathways available for aspiring female technologists and storytellers. Takeaways: This episode explores how storytelling serves as a powerful tool for women in technology, fostering representation and inspiring future generations. Liberty White emphasizes that bridging the gender gap in technology requires both innovative strategies and community support for aspiring women professionals. The discussion highlights the importance of diverse voices in media and technology, showcasing how representation can shift perceptions and inspire action. Liberty's journey underscores the value of resilience and adaptability in entrepreneurship, essential qualities for navigating the complexities of the tech landscape. The episode illustrates how AI can be leveraged to enhance efficiency in business operations, encouraging women to embrace these tools for growth and empowerment. Through personal anecdotes, Liberty shares the significance of mental health and community in sustaining one’s entrepreneurial journey, particularly for women in tech. Find them online: Sandra Nnaji: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandrannaji/ Liberty White: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nlibertywhite/ Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/

September 24, 202534 min

The Intersection of Technology and Humanity: A Dialogue with Iliana Oris Valiente

This podcast episode features a compelling dialogue between host Andreanne Amany and guest Iliana Oris Valiente, a distinguished managing director at Accenture and a thought leader in emerging technologies. The discussion centers on the significant role women play in technology and the imperative to advance their presence in this field, emphasizing that leadership transcends comfort zones and thrives in the exploration of the unknown. Iliana takes us through her journey across various sectors, notably finance and blockchain, highlighting the importance of embracing change and following one’s passions to achieve professional success. As they delve into the implications of emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence and global mobility, they confront the ethical responsibilities of integrating humanity and individual needs within technological advancements. Ultimately, the episode serves as an inspiring call to action for all listeners to cultivate their unique paths, harness their strengths, and lead with a profound understanding of what it means to be human in a rapidly evolving world. Takeaways: The podcast highlights the significant role women play in technology and aims to inspire future generations to embrace leadership in this field. Ileana Oris Valiente emphasizes the importance of following one's interests and passions, which can lead to unexpected career pivots and opportunities. The discussion revolved around the necessity of placing humanity at the forefront of technological advancements, ensuring ethical considerations guide innovation. Listeners are encouraged to explore their own learning styles, which can enhance personal and professional growth in an increasingly complex world. The conversation underscored the evolving landscape of work, marked by globalization and the rise of digital nomadism, which presents both challenges and opportunities. Ileana's insights on the importance of introspection and understanding one's own needs resonate deeply, suggesting a framework for personal development that aligns with one's authentic self. Find them online: Andreanne Amany: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreanne-dibo/ Iliana Oris Valiente: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ilianaorisvaliente/ Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/witlovepodcast/