Leanna Byrne

So it sounds like you're scaling.

So are you looking for funding?

Always.

Your business today looks very different from when you started.

So after the failures, the pivots, what is the biggest lesson you've learned about when to change course and when to hold your ground?

And what kind of founder are you?

Are you somebody who wants to see it through to the end that you will be there until you can't?

Or would you be happy if somebody came in and say, hey, I'll take over the company from you and you step aside, we'll give you a whole bunch of money?

But you're still an entrepreneur.

So do you have anything else bubbling in the back of your head?

You're saying, I might set something else up.

That's really interesting.

You just don't have those fears of like having to start again, do you?

Abimbola Adebakken, founder of Advantage Health Africa, a company that connects pharmacies and distributes medicines across Nigeria, was talking to me, Leanna Byrne.

That's all from today's edition of Meet the Founders.

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