Migrant Talks

Series of videos where migrants entrepreneurs share their experiences. Stories filled with dreams, challenges, and victories

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR STORY WITH ME

During the months of March, April, and June we had the opportunity to speak with migrant women entrepreneurs. Through their stories, they showed us, the behind the scenes when you have a business. The emotions and situations that precede those emotions, and how they learned to take advantage of each situation.

I am immensely grateful to each one of them, and I hope that this series of videos will help someone to see that we are not alone. Starting a business is not easy, more when you are not in your country of origin. But it is not impossible and if you manage to surround yourself with people with the same attitude and mentality, it will make the process much more enjoyable.

For more information, please email me to [email protected]

Migrant Talks – Video Series

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I wish there was a magic potion, that will give you confidence. I bet that would make life so much easier.
Be confident is trusting yourself, your experience and your knowledge. Is it possible? Let's hear Caro Monroy, coach for skilled migrants in Australia.
Video coming Monday 25th April.

Frustration, a word usually associated with kids, families, husbands and, why not?, business.
In this video, we talked about those very frustrating moments, a migrant entrepreneur faces in their journey.

Come and watch this series of videos, where we are exploring the emotions behind the business. Every Monday, we will have a new video!

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Viviana Castrillon Digital Marketing Strategist for migrant entrepreneurs and small business in Australia

Viviana Castrillon

Is based in Brisbane, Queensland, and works with migrant entrepreneurs anywhere in Australia.

Viviana Castrillon & Digital SB PTY Ltd acknowledges Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people as the original custodians of this country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea, and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures, and to their elders, past, present and emerging.