
Arinda Brendah: Balancing Leadership, Family, and a Passion for Reading
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06/23/24 • 84 min
In this episode of SheCentre: The Female Podcast, we sit down with Arinda Brendah, an Area Manager at the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) with over 9 years of experience in the financial sector. Brendah, also affiliated with the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK, showcases her commitment to continuous learning. Beyond her professional achievements, Brendah is dedicated to fostering a love for reading among children through her platform, Lighting Bulbs Edutainment, which she co-founded with her sister.
Brendah answers the question, "What happened to you?" by reflecting on her journey from a happy childhood in an extended family to her role as a dynamic leader. As a middle child, she delves into how her position in the family influenced her sense of responsibility and organization. She shares the impact of her parents' faith, her passion for books and education inspired by her teachers and father, and her mission to make a difference in children's lives, one story at a time.
She also shares her experiences of navigating the challenges of working far from her family, balancing her career with her personal life, and the importance of her support system. Discover how these experiences have shaped Brendah’s approach to work, leadership, and community building.
Please tune in to hear how Brendah navigates her professional and personal life and her dedication to making a difference through her passion for reading and education.
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In this episode of SheCentre: The Female Podcast, we sit down with Arinda Brendah, an Area Manager at the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) with over 9 years of experience in the financial sector. Brendah, also affiliated with the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK, showcases her commitment to continuous learning. Beyond her professional achievements, Brendah is dedicated to fostering a love for reading among children through her platform, Lighting Bulbs Edutainment, which she co-founded with her sister.
Brendah answers the question, "What happened to you?" by reflecting on her journey from a happy childhood in an extended family to her role as a dynamic leader. As a middle child, she delves into how her position in the family influenced her sense of responsibility and organization. She shares the impact of her parents' faith, her passion for books and education inspired by her teachers and father, and her mission to make a difference in children's lives, one story at a time.
She also shares her experiences of navigating the challenges of working far from her family, balancing her career with her personal life, and the importance of her support system. Discover how these experiences have shaped Brendah’s approach to work, leadership, and community building.
Please tune in to hear how Brendah navigates her professional and personal life and her dedication to making a difference through her passion for reading and education.
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