In about a week, we are convening media thought leaders to discuss, not just the future of journalism but future-proofing independent journalism.
I'll be speaking on lessons supporting media organisations through this sustainability dynamic.
Register to join us👇🏾
You care about the future of journalism. So do they.
Join us at the Media Sustainability Conference on July 30–31 in Abuja for bold ideas, conversations, and community.
Register now—limited slots available!
https://t.co/LNYYPY06oR
Registration closes on July 25, 2025.
You care about the future of journalism. So do they.
Join us at the Media Sustainability Conference on July 30–31 in Abuja for bold ideas, conversations, and community.
Register now—limited slots available!
https://t.co/LNYYPY06oR
Registration closes on July 25, 2025.
Registration for the Media Sustainability Conference by @mdiforg x @Daily_TrustF ends in 2 days. Register today for an opportunity to meet media funders, founders, editors, journalists, researchers, and other professionals.
You also get an opportunity to speak at the event.
NAMIP is wrapping up a 3-year journey supporting 28 media innovators in Nigeria—and we want your help telling that story.
We’re hiring a consultant to lead our final program evaluation.
💰 Budget: $8,000
📆 Timeline: June–August 2025
📌 Apply by May 26
Are you passionate about strengthening independent media?
NAMIP is hiring a consultant to lead its final program evaluation capturing lessons from 3 years of support across Nigeria.
💼 Fee: $8,000
📋 Deliverables: evaluation report, change maps, deep dives, and learning paper
The NAMIP media business bootcamp kicks off today. Sixteen media organizations will spend the week improving their operations, product and revenue pipeline.
Can you spot any familiar faces?
@NAMIP_MDIF Excited to see lots of familiar faces here! @NAMIP_MDIF for catalysing media innovation and sustainability in Nigeria and beyond!
Congrats to @ChatJourno's team, I see you!
NAMIP is looking for a consultant to lead its final program evaluation. If you’re passionate about measuring impact in the media space, this is your chance.
🗓️ Apply by May 26 → https://t.co/QPNy6wC6zL
#MediaDevelopment#ImpactEvaluation
From Stories to Systems: How Nigerian Media Innovators Are Using Technology to Improve Revenue and Operations (ft @WithChude_ x @Dataphyte)
https://t.co/DmLvWkwmbs
Join me later today as I share how @PrimeProgressng's involvement in @NAMIP_MDIF as a cohort member has shaped the way we approach our operations for long term sustainability.
HAPPENING TODAY
when: 5PM WAT
where: X Spaces (https://t.co/NLz0e4V1TB)
why: talk to media leaders about their organizations
who: check image
what: we will be launching case studies on 7 media organizations
how: on our website https://t.co/swIvObmdSI
#Revenue#sustainability#Audience growth
Independent #media around the world continues to face challenges on these fronts. Curious how small outlets can overcome these?
Learn from the people who understood the challenge and overcame it. Join this @NAMIP_MDIF event tomorrow!⬇️
I've built enough companies to consult on start-up operations in my sleep.
When I'm contracted to audit the operations of a company, four things tell me everything I need to know:
- How documents are filed
- How deliverables are tracked
- How KPIs are measured
- How decisions are procured
Successful companies get two things right - sales and operations.
The CEO or founder initially takes the lead on both items. But as the company grows, someone else has to handle one.
It takes a certain type of person to lead operations - they must be obsessive about details, order and outcomes. Stop being sentimental about who you place in this role. You can't "manage" operations.
Prioritize your operational structure this year. The first step is to get your company's scorecard on the four things I mentioned, and to assess the personality of your current operations lead.
I am particularly excited to invite you to join us as members from the incredible NAMIP cohort share their stories of resilience, innovation & grit amidst a challenging landscape.
We're launching our case studies!
Join the conversation next Tuesday. Details 👇🏾
#MediaInnovation
Over 3 years, the Naira fell 275%, hitting Nigeria’s economy hard. Yet, NAMIP participants grew revenue (+90% in ₦ & $).
Join us Feb 11 as they share how they navigated forex swings & tough policies. Plus our case studies launch on their success. https://t.co/NLz0e4V1TB
Curious about journalism conferences in 2025? We have compiled an extensive list of events for learning, networking, and professional growth. Missed some in 2024? Click https://t.co/RZrvSFPwns to get details! #Journalism#MediaEvents
An important panel with a rare combination of our expert women from #finance and media #development discussing our approach to how independent media can be made sustainable.
Happening today. Be there if you can! 👇
Our colleagues saying what needs to be said in times when independent #media is under financial, political and technological pressure.
While said in the context of #Africa, this message has global resonance!
NAMIP's Program Manager @MissyDurrell spoke about the theory of change within the cohort, she believes that the success of media organisations depends on the capacity and drive of their leaders, urging them to seek knowledge and be willing to adapt to change.
Thank you for sharing this valuable insight from @MissyDurrell. Her emphasis on the theory of change and the importance of leadership in media organizations is truly inspiring.
The success of any organization indeed hinges on the capacity and adaptability of its leaders, and continuous learning is key to navigating an ever-evolving landscape.
#AWiM24 #AWiM24inDakar
Wrapping up day one at #AWiM24, some participants took part in a mock elevator pitch session led by the @mdiforg team. They received constructive feedback and explored key questions media organisations must address before approaching investors.