I was standing on the factory floor at the Ford plant in Dearborn, Michigan, and I could not help but focus on the thirty-second mark.
Kicking off the year in Ann Arbor with the African Business Conference at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, hosted by the Africa Business Club. I am quite looking forward to it.
In every corner of the continent, you will meet them: some of the brightest minds of their generation, armed with prestigious degrees from world-class European universities, fluent in the language of global policy, and deeply committed to Africa’s development.
As I write this, I’m midway through the third of four semesters in my MBA journey — a moment that invites both gratitude and introspection. On paper, I’ve completed more than 80% of the program. In practice, it feels like I’ve only just begun to understand the magnitude of the work I’m meant to do in this world.