Highlights: This month, our collective of entrepreneurs share editorial space with two critical leaders of ‘blue ocean’ businesses. Percy Miller, aka Master P, outlines his blueprint for success whilst Olivier Laouchez, Founder of multimedia brand Trace, headlines in our business section. Both are great examples of how a minority-owned business could leverage unique differences and talents to identify untapped market spaces. Moreover, they may inspire more mainstream organisations to use the power of diversity to grow new markets mindfully. We talk to Nana Offoriatta Ayim, author of The God Child, about her powerful debut book and why she thinks Ghana is making waves on the global front. This, the ‘Year of Return in Ghana, ’ sees the tourism authority expect revenue to top $925 million, a 50% increase from 2018. Ghana certainly has firmly placed itself on the map as a cultural hotspot.
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Print & digital magazine giving a voice to diverse groups. Distributed in newsagents and WH Smith across the UK + New York KOL Social is committed to sharing the experiences and perspectives of diverse groups from around the world. A combination of stunning photography, ground-breaking stories, lifestyle, entertainment news, reviews, and social commentary.
