Funke Adekoya, ǼLEX Legal

Defining diversity is tough.  Is it giving a seat at the table to underrepresented groups?  Is it initiatives to help those groups? Is it somewhere in between?  This week’s guest, Funke Adekoya addresses that question head on in this weeks’ episode.

We also discussed the future of international arbitration in a post Covid world and what are some things to watch for in the emergence of the African Arbitration Community.  There is so much valuable information in this episode, and we hope that you enjoy listening as much as we did recording!

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TIME STAMPS:

Opening Notes: 1:00

Episode Begins: 3:12

Personal Interest: 43:30

Closing Notes: 56:50

 

SHOW NOTES:

Books:   Maya Angelou: “Still I Rise”

 Poems & Books

Music:   Fela Kuti, Nigerian Dance Music

 

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