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The SEO Africa Alumni Podcast

SEO Africa

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The SEO Africa Alumni Podcast brings together African talent, alumni, leaders, and changemakers for conversations on careers, leadership, business, innovation, and the future of work.

From navigating global careers to exploring AI, entrepreneurship, and Africa’s evolving talent landscape, each episode offers honest stories, practical insights, and lessons from people shaping what’s next.

Listen, learn, and be inspired to make an impact.

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Consulting 101: Building a Career in Strategy Consulting and Everything In-between

Season 1 · Episode 1

Wednesday, August 26, 2026 • Duration 52:06

Welcome to the very first episode of the SEO Africa Podcast!

We’re kicking things off with a conversation that takes us behind the scenes of global consulting and explores what it means to build a career as an African professional in an increasingly changing world.

In this episode, SEO Africa alumni share their experiences navigating careers in global consulting firms, from what consultants actually do and the realities of working in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment, to the skills, mindset and relationships that can help you thrive.

They also reflect on the SEO Africa effect: the training that prepared them for professional spaces, the opportunities that opened doors, and the alumni community that continues to provide mentorship, support and a sense of family long after the programme ends.

The conversation goes beyond consulting to explore AI, the future of work and Africa’s growing talent landscape. How should young African professionals prepare for a world where technology is changing the way we work? What role can African talent play in shaping the continent’s future? And how can those who have gone ahead continue to invest in the next generation?

Whether you're considering consulting, exploring global career opportunities, or simply thinking about your place in Africa’s evolving talent ecosystem, this episode is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

In this episode, we discuss:

The reality of working in global consulting
What it takes to become a successful consultant
Why consulting can be a launchpad for your career
How SEO Africa prepares young talent for global opportunities
The power of the SEO Africa alumni network
AI and the future of work in Africa
Advice for young Africans building careers on the continent and globally

This is just the beginning.

Welcome to the SEO Africa Podcast.

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