673. I Am A Professional Gate Crasher - Gina Din (The Play House)

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Having founded Gina Din Corporate Communications in 1997, Gina Din-Kariuki is not only a trailblazer in the African public relations business, but also a pioneer among women entrepreneurs in her home country of Kenya, where she has also been a mentor to many of the market’s top professionals and also an active philanthropist-all of which earned her the Outstanding Individual Achievement SABRE Awards this year.
Prior to launching her own firm, Gina previously spent 13 years as head of corporate affairs for Barclays Bank of Kenya, and parlayed her expertise in the financial services sector into relationships with clients including her former employer, Old Mutual, Kenya Commercial Bank and CIC Insurance. Since then, she has provided strategic counsel to 80% of the corporate market in Kenya and has been a leader in shaping conversations in Africa more broadly.

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[@carolmango3008]

We need to be fast enough to catch the baton otherwise the whole team will fail. What a powerful parting shot.

[@rachelgathungu5820]

Wow. I'm gonna replay this episode several times.

[@johng8550]

This is amazing. I’ve watched many great conversations on CTA but this one hit differently. I was touched by her story when she decided to close the chapter on PR because having followed her story chronologically, she had achieved self-actualization. The one thing so many people, even the greats have not achieved. It made me realize she has so much awareness of life. I have not watched all episodes of CTA but I’m sure this one must have been one of those you connected to the closest. Having worked with Caroline and Prezzo, I could tell in those CTAs you had closely associated with them and could easily relate to their stories, but with Gina not so much but this episode must have helped you understand the purpose of CTA clearer. She said that it is very important to tell your own story in the best way possible because if you don’t, you give others an opportunity to tell it and they won’t tell it best. That statement perhaps culminates to the purpose of CTA because it provides a platform for people to tell their own stories. After watching all those CTAs, the questions that come to my mind is, “wow! I never thought this person was this big or has done such marvelous things” or “I’ve always misjudged this person due to hearing about them from a single story”. CTA is out to correct that, certainly Cleaning the Airwaves. Thank You Gina Din, Derrick, Richie, and all those people involved in making this great conversation that we have enjoyed. Definitely hitting the M-Pesa button when things are brighter. My only question is: will I find another conversation that will inspire me and open my eyes like this one? And thanks to CTA I always find other conversations, perhaps better that open new chapters in my story.

[@DiKajigi]

It’s been so refreshing to have a female powerhouse on here. It’s so great to know the backstory behind Gina. It would have been interesting to know whether these sentiments on sports and tourism are part of the friendly banter she has with her friends in leadership, who she has talked about in previous episodes on here. I feel that for someone with her exposure and influence, and with the ears of people in power, her insights should not be relegated to regular citizenry opinions of what should be done. I was hoping you would have asked her about this.

[@anthonywahome20]

Noooo!It's over?😭Another great conversation kama kawa.Thanks Richie.Hope to see more ladies on CTA

[@mwenyejii]

"Sports Ministry shouldn't be given to somebody as a punishment"...agreed. We need to each adopt a team in our estates, villages etc. Let's become members and have a new big sector BY THE PEOPLE

[@user-wt6br7vj7e]

Am I the only one who watches such interviews and gets this surge of confidence, feeling like I can take over the world, only to have the universe humble me a few days later😅

[@ken_wanjala]

😂😂

[@davidmuriithi]

Loooove this..... Gatecrasher extraordinary

[@nm90halisi]

I still make reference to your #CTA for some nuggets of wisdom

[@missa4623]

Gina looks stunning in purple. This episode in my opinion is the meat of the story. The way she's opened doors for her son has challenged me to work harder and do the same for my future kids. And to gate crash means you must have value to offer. And when you offer it, toot your horn unapologetically while at it. Thanks Gina. Thanks CTA.

[@SuperJohnkimani]

very true, she has helped her son get the right mentorship in sports.

[@jjazzzz]

A parting shot that lingers in your mind forever ...

[@grandcasamedia1760]

For me, it's been her voice, It's Soo warm n welcoming. Her love for the people it's incredible.

[@claudiaonsare875]

Caroline Mutoko,perhaps, now?

[@anyangomakoril3824]

Professional gate crasher. Woah, taking a seat at the table well explained. I wanted to binge watch this. I am glad I have finally done it.

[@kihembodoreen7368]

I am definitely going to gate crash more. Great episodes. Thank you CTA. I have learned to trust my voice, articulate my achievements and be unapologetic about it. (I brought this to the table, I added that value.)

[@SuperJohnkimani]

Richie, Am so happy that you brought Gina Din (the big brand) to come and let us in to her journey, lessons, successes. It’s been so so cool for me. She has inspired me immensely. Kudos bro.

[@erikotieno]

Gina Din thanks for sharing your Story. More women on CTA urgently! Caroline Mutoko for example. Richie Great Platform, i literally cancelled Netflix for this....so valuable.

[@PatrickTindichapia]

watching this content conjures up words like "insightful , informative, educative inspiring" keep on doing what you are doing , great things are coming ahead bro!!!

[@SB-op4em]

Such great insight. We're attending a super masterclass. Thank you Gina & CTA, making a huge impact in this space.

[@Fly_Jorge]

Powerful Breathtaking, more-than-interview session only in CTA Great content and profound lessons learnt. Thank you Gina, thank you CTA🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@lillytangus462]

Am beyond inspired. I started my cooperate career 2 yeas ago and this is just what I needed to hear. Thanks Gina. Thanks CTA.

[@bn7613]

Great series! Bring Caroline Mutoko😃

[@harithndiritu1068]

You can think about bringing Caroline Mutoku on board

[@mwanikijoseph6080]

Excellent story

[@terryjynn2010]

Thank you so much for this Richie ❤️... I have learned so much in the last few weeks my brain is exploding. God bless you and Godspeed!!

[@josephkarogo-amethystinsur7247]

Please make a clip using Gina's quote about how important it is to be an employee first (from about 13:10)

[@life360tv9]

I have taken time to listen to this beautiful African Icon,, I can only compare her to King Solomon in the bible... "Except that part we all know"🤠

[@allanwebo1852]

pure nuggets💯

[@sirprestige8803]

Another classic value added series. Enjoyed the delivery of all these stories. Thanks Gina Din x A-Star. We appreciate this. 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@johnmwangi2435]

What a conversation I have learn a lot

[@carolmango3008]

I pray that the government of Kenya takes the challenge to invest in sports and the arts. Thanks Gina for pinpointing this.

[@shikuwanjiku9950]

Such an inspiring CTA 🙏🏾🙏🏾 thank you Richard. Thank you Gina for the wisdom you have shared, it's priceless.

[@anthonywahome20]

Thanks Gina Din for sharing your journey.It's been ao inspiring.More life to you and blessings to your fam

[@xoxomacx2539]

Another good one

[@MwalimuWairimu]

Great content! Love this, and come to think about it, would love to watch Caroline Mutoko on CTA!

[@louis_stewie]

Best #CTA101 yet, this was awesome

[@anthonywahome20]

We have a looooong way to go to bring sports to where it should respectfully be

[@kennethrono7853]

Smart woman! Wholistic individual. Great interview

[@minkrasi3318]

Lesson right there....women not able to articulate their successes! not owning their story...an example of how to articulate your success is this CTA!