Michelle Ntalami has returned to the spotlight with a major announcement that she is making boss moves.
The Marini Natural CEO has been quiet on her social media, with a good reason.
She has informed her fans that she has landed a major role thanks to the United Nations Economic Commission For Africa.
"I may have been quiet, but my blessings haven’t.🙏🏾 Let me share this one with y’all..I am absolutely humbled to be selected by the United Nations - UNECA as a top Business Delegate to represent Africa in the Seychelles 2024 Entrepreneurial Conference. 🇺🇳 @unitednations" she shared.
that's not all for her good news. Ntalami will also use this opportunity to grow her brand
"This has been courtesy of my work with @marini.naturals, working with local and continental farmers across Africa, upholding quality & sustainable practices in our products, and steadily growing it into the brand that it is today.I am here with several other leading business delegates from Africa, namely Uganda, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mauritius, Rwanda and several Entrepreneurs from Seychelles. 🇸🇨"
The 39 year old entrepreneur will be mingling with industry experts, and called it a milestone in her business.
"The conference aims to create change-makers, policy-makers, innovators and entrepreneurs in the Blue Economy Market. 🌊 i.e Ocean-based businesses, such as Mineral Salts, Coconut Oils & Butters, Reef-friendly products, etc. Needless to say, this is quite the milestone!🌟" she continued to reveal about her new role.
So grateful to UNECA, Honita, Nina, Clinton and the Seychelles team for selecting me for this opportunity.The all-new Michelle Ntalami is coming. And this is just a snippet of who she is becoming now. Are you ready for her?" she hinted.
In 2021, her brand got nominated in 6 categories in the Hair, Beauty, Cosmetics Summit & Awards.
Ntalami has in the past been recognized and feted in numerous high-ranking platforms and awards like making Okay Africa’s Top 100 women and being a finalist on the list of All Africa Business Leaders’ Awards.
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