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Dan Idhenga is an adaptive and globally minded entrepreneur at heart. As a Principal at the King’s Alumni Angel Network and MSc Candidate at King’s College London, Dan helps to identify, support and invest in the startups with the most potential for positive global impact.
He has lived in ten countries and founded his first startup company as an undergraduate student in 2016. Since then, Dan graduated from Baruch College (City University of New York), where he studied finance, and successfully completed internships at J.P. Morgan, American International Group (AIG) and other firms.
Other notable experiences include being a founding member & Investor Relations Manager at healthtech startup, ConfirmD™, and an Operations Manager at a Namibian specialized distribution company, which included managing international supply chain dynamics, risk mitigation and product acquisition & distribution for 7+ years. Dan dedicates much of his time to making Namibia a better place to live in by collaborating with international benefactors in his role as a Vice President at the Bonny Vainö Idhenga Foundation (BVIF).
How to Avoid Burnout as an Entrepreneur
When signs of burnout begin to surface, many individuals look for quick fixes, such as taking a vacation. While this can be beneficial, the alleviation is typically just momentary. One must also concentrate on techniques that will have a greater impact and long-term transformation. Let’s look at some particular ways to avoid burnout. Work With…
The Best Ways to Improve Your Network as an Entrepreneur
Networking is an essential ability for those who want to be an entrepreneur, build their firm, or enhance their possibilities. Experts in a chosen field can assist others in learning more about it from others in the network and connect people with the distributors, investors, suppliers, and partners they need to expand their firm. Entrepreneurs…
What Does It Take to Be a Successful Entrepreneur?
Many people wonder if they have what it takes to start their own business. The good news is that the short answer is yes, they do. Everyone has the potential to become their own boss and manage a successful business. Entrepreneurs, on the other hand, come in all forms and sizes. Many people work a…
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