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The African Professional Network of Ireland aims to connect all ambitious professionals from African origins living in Ireland
The African Professional Network of Ireland (APNI) aims to connect all ambitious professional individuals living in Ireland, particularly those of African origin. We aim to organise networking based events at least 4 times a year, with keynote speeches on topics that are relevant to members. These events will also give members of APNI a platform to showcase their projects, ambitions and talents. Whilst largely event based, we invite professionals from all backgrounds to discuss topics that connect, empower and motivate members of the community on this page.
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60 years ago, today, Ghana gained independence from Britain. The country's independence is widely regarded as the beginning of the decolonisation campaign that swept the continent, particularly in the 1960s. Ghana's first president, Kwame Nkrumah, made an impassioned speech in which he declared, "Our independence is meaningless unless it is linked up with the total liberation of Africa." #HappyIndependenceDay #Ghana #GhanaAt60 🇬🇭
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Winning at Work - Emmanuel Adeleke
Our final speaker at our most recent event, Winning at Work: "the biggest factor for me has been hard work and not conforming to the norm." #APNIreland #FlashbackFriday
Mic drop by the final speaker at APNI's Winning at Work event. #FlashbackFriday #APNIreland
Winning at Work - Niyi Adeolokun
You've heard it before: "Team work, makes the dream work!" But as rugby player, Niyi, points out... you need to focus on continually developing yourself to help your team win! #APNIreland #ThrowbackThursday
We strive to build a thriving community of professionals from different countries and industries. This vision includes you! Whether you're a banker, techie or artist... Attend our events, share feedback and reach out to us at apnireland@gmail.com with ideas and sponsorship leads! #APNIreland #UpAndUp #ThrowbackThursday
Winning at Work - Afolabi Yisa
Afolabi Yisa reminds us that 'luck' is where preparation meets opportunity. Always be ready! "Opportunity doesn't send invitations... Opportunity will never say, 'I'm coming to see you'. It'll just appear." #WednesdayWisdom
A triple serving of #WednesdayWisdom, from the panelists at our "Winning at Work" event. #APNIreland
Winning at Work - Pendo O'Donohoe
Pendo O'Donohoe reminds us to know that what we focus our minds on is a choice: "When you become the go-to person for something, that impostor syndrome might still be there... you just have to ignore those kind of voices and really focus on the fact that you're there for a reason." #ChooseDay
APNI Presents "Winning at Work" (2/2)
Networking in action at our first event of the year. Photos by Dejan Mujanović
Winning at Work - Abi Williams
"Winning starts with refusing to recognize limitations..." Abi Williams dropping wisdom at APNI's Winning at Work event. #MondayMotivation
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