Episode 8: Kwasi Asare (ESAIYO & FEEDIA)

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February 4, 2022 • 11 mins

Our guest Kwasi Asare, is a Creative Visionary, Entrepreneur, Marketer, and Business Development Executive. He is the founder of The FEEDIA Agency, a global strategy company, and Co-Founder of ESAIYO, which connects, preserves, and displays important identity and historical data related to NFTs, physical, and virtual objects. He's a fellow member of the Fast Company Executive Board. He considers his time spent at Sony Music as the catalysts for his career in innovation. Some artists and brands that have benefited from his expertise include brands like Ciroc Vodka, Estée Lauder, Ice Cube, Pharrell, Prince, LL Cool J, Snoop Dogg, Outkast, The Roots, and Warner Music Group. Kwasi is also a part of a Decentralized NFT Art based Community called the Billionaire Zombies Club. It is a community that he and I are both members.Watch a short audiogram video: https://youtu.be/IcOjyoU-lhcLearn about the show: https://www.keepinnoalive.com/podcastLearn about host Bill Nottingham: https://bio.site/billnottinghamSubscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@keepinnoalive

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