In this issue

Successful hardworking women are constantly haunted by both her family, colleagues, and even fellow women to condense to submissive, helpless attitude, to be seen as humble and to fit into the box which the society; depending on your location) has made for you. If you are independent, rich and influential, God help you if you are still single or worse still if you are a single mother, then you must have been selling your body to make it.
In this issue however, our women at the top have redefined the storyline. Their individual and collective stories are changing the perception that women can be successful without tagging behind marriage or a man. These ladies are breaking barriers, brick by brick, day by day and ladder by ladder, changing the narrative for every woman in 2017. Our cover girl, Funke Abimbola was once told to steer clear of corporate law as this area of legal practice was “too competitive for a black woman”. She was not fazed, rather she doubled up her efforts. Now she’s a multi-award winning solicitor, currently the most senior black lawyer working within the UK pharmaceutical industry and is one of the most senior globally. She is a senior leader for the world’s largest biotech company, a practising solicitor leading the legal and corporate compliance, company secretarial and data protection functions that support the company’s pharmaceutical operations in the UK, Ireland, Malta and Gibraltar. Funke’s story is not just empowering, but also a huge step forward to creating that balance in the diversity narrative.

Funke Abimbola: Tenacious and Determined Woman At The Top

Celebrating the milestone in gender equality in the workplace, we have hunt down one of UK’s fastest rising woman in the legal industry. In a very insightful interview, Funke Abimbola shares her most inspiring strategies to getting to the top and staying right there. Kick starting our ‘Women At The Top series’ for 2017.

10+ mins

Lindani Moyo: Founder And CEO Black African Women Rock Award

Lindani Moyo has passionately been building her organisation, Black African Women Rock (BAWR), that she believes in since 3 years now.

4 mins

Chioma Nnani CEO The Fearless Storyteller House Emporium Ltd

Rightfully known for her fearless approach to telling difficult and uncomfortable stories, Chioma Nnani is gradually building a name for herself in the Nigeria/ African media business.

5 mins

7 Habits Of Success Faustina Anyanwu

2017 is here and everyone is back to the usual new year resolution which is good.

4 mins

Read all stories from C. Hub magazine

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C. Hub magazine is the first and only Afro-creative magazine in the UK. Voted BEFFTA best magazine of the year, Named most informative International magazine in the UK . Quarterly published in the UK.