Wavinya Musyoka doesn't do theory.
She's spent her career in the trenches with African entrepreneurs - especially women & youth - who are building despite the odds. Not because it's easy, but because it matters.
As the founder of Ambrosia Group, she works with African entrepreneurs and leaders who refuse to accept "no" as a final answer. Her focus? Turning ambition into revenue, converting ideas into measurable growth, and transforming potential into power.
No fluff. No corporate speak. Just real strategy for real builders.
She is a strategic consultant, instructional designer, and one of the rebels herself. She knows what it's like to build something from nothing, to fight for a seat at tables that weren't built for you, and to win anyway.
Through programs like Women in Digital Business (WiDB), she's helped women go from informal side hustles to real businesses: profitable, digital and built to scale. Not by making it pretty. By making it work.
She teaches what actually matters: how to start, how to scale, how to use technology to compete with people who have ten times your budget. The stuff nobody else is teaching because it requires getting your hands dirty.
Her approach? Learned the hard way. From Africa's entrepreneurial landscape where resources are limited, barriers are real, and winning requires more than a business plan.
