When brothers Temi and Ayomikun Kayode moved from Nigeria to Edmonton, they faced a simple but frustrating problem - accessing the African and Caribbean foods they were used to. Instead of accepting this challenge, they turned it into a million-dollar opportunity.In this episode of Founders Outlook, discover how these immigrant entrepreneurs:Launched Atadel in 2022 with zero tech background

✅ Won "New Startup of the Year" at YEG Startup Community Awards

✅ Built a loyal customer base of 1,000+ users in underserved communities

✅ Disrupted the delivery industry with their 10% commission cap

✅ Evolved from simple grocery delivery to a "Super App" with rideshare coming soon

This isn't just another startup story - it's about solving real problems for real people and building a business that truly serves the community.

Every big business starts as a small idea — one spark, one decision, one person willing to say, “I’ll make it happen.”

In our latest Founders Outlook interview, the founder of Black Business Edmonton shares how he turned a vision into a thriving community, proving that you don’t need to have it all figured out to start — you can start from your basement.

Great ideas don’t wait for the “perfect time.” They grow when you take the first step, face the challenges head-on, and keep showing up when it’s hard.

If you’ve been sitting on your dream, this is your sign: begin now. The journey won’t be easy, but the impact will be worth it.

Catch the full conversation and hear about the upcoming Trade Fair on August 23–24 — a testament to what’s possible when passion meets persistence.

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Discover the inspiration, challenges, and breakthroughs behind successful Thrive City Studio company through candid conversations with the founder. Perfect for aspiring entrepreneurs, business owners, or anyone curious about innovative minds.At foundersoutlook we feature authentic founder journeys, practical insights, solo episodes, and collaborations with creators and industry experts.Your next breakthrough idea is just one story away.

In this eye-opening conversation, our guest breaks down the biggest fallacies plaguing the beauty industry and reveals what makeup artist don't want you to know. From high-end product misleading marketing tactics, we dive deep into how the makeup world shapes our self-perception.👍 Like this video if it changed your perspective on makeup🔔 Subscribe for more honest conversations about owning a business

In this exclusive interview, I sit down with Femi Babatunder, cofounder of Eventpaddy, to explore how their platform solved critical barriers preventing communities from hosting meaningful events.What You'll Learn:✨ The specific challenges facing Afrocentric event organizers before Eventpaddy✨ How Eventpaddy's platform empowers communities to unite virtually and in-person✨ The barriers that were preventing people from hosting events in their communities✨ Real-world impact stories of events that wouldn't have happened without this solutionAbout Eventpaddy:Eventpaddy is revolutionizing event hosting by "Empowering Afrocentric Gatherings, Uniting Communities Virtually and In-person." This innovative platform addresses the unique needs of African and Afrocentric communities, removing traditional barriers that made event hosting challenging or inaccessible.

In this eye-opening conversation, I sit down with the founder of Families Arising to discuss why traditional parenting advice isn't enough. She reveals the uncomfortable truth that most parents are unconsciously passing their unhealed trauma to their children, and why you MUST heal yourself first before raising the next generation.✅ Why EVERY parent has trauma (yes, even you)✅ About parental guilt✅ How to identify your own trauma patterns✅ The RIGHT way to approach parenting and child-rearing✅ Why healing yourself is the greatest gift you can give your children✅ Practical steps to break generational trauma cyclesOluseye Ashiru, Founder of Families Arising - She is a serial founder, a mom and a therapistThis isn't about perfect parenting, it's about conscious parenting. If you're ready to do the hard work of healing yourself for the sake of your children (or future children), this conversation will change everything.SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS:Do you agree that parents should heal their trauma first? What's your biggest parenting challenge? Drop a comment below!SUBSCRIBE for more conversations with founders and experts who are changing how we think about business, life, and personal growth.

CONNECT WITH MY GUEST:Families Arising: https://familiesarising.ca/https://oluseyeashiru.com/📱 FOLLOW ME: / foundersoutlook If this video helped you see parenting differently, please give it a thumbs up and share it with a parent who needs to hear this message. Together, we can raise healthier generations.