Paul Adeyeye
The Thriving Immigrant
Welcome to The Thriving Immigrant Podcast. A weekly podcast with Paul Adeyeye where we talk about the journey of successful immigrant. We inspire, educate and give you practical action steps that will help you THRIVE as an immigrant in Canada. #immigrant #Canada #TheThrivingImmigrant
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Paul Adeyeye
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Jul 11, 2026
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Episodes
The Cappuccino Effect In The Canadian workplace 25.07.2023 45:36
Today's guest is Birgit Umaigba. Birgit Umaigba is an award-winning registered nurse, public speaker, change agent, thought leader, nurse consultant and health equity activist. She is a disruptive thinker and a fierce advocate for social justice, anti-racist healthcare and education, improvements to labor conditions and the increased employment of Internationally Educated Health Care Nurses. Birgi...
Everyone can Thrive in Canada 12.07.2023 1:02:24
Today's guest is Moyosore Sadiq-Soneye. Moyosore is a dual-qualified lawyer. She holds a Masters of Law degree with a thesis focused on Health Law from The University of Leicester UK. She is a lifelong learner with genuine love for humanity. She currently manages her Canadian law office - Mo's Law Office, which practice areas are Immigration Law and mental health law. She enjoys writing and has su...
Success is about the impact we have on human lives. 25.06.2023 1:00:40
Today’s guest is Maryam Muritala. Maryam has a unique talent for identifying opportunities wherever she finds herself. She successfully created and hosted a virtual BRAND EXPO to connect Entrepreneurs across Canada which resulted in structured visibility for over 2500 Business owners. Maryam is the founder of CanadaVendors, a Business Development and Advertising Hub which creates structured visibi...
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