Finding Your Entrepreneurial Path

Salina Salli, Founder, Digital Dolphin

28-Jun-23 11:00

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Salina Salli, is the dynamic founder of Digital Dolphin. With a distinguished background that includes partnering with some of the nation's most prominent telco companies, Sally has charted her unique path in the entrepreneurial landscape.

Not only is she a multi-hyphenated leader, but also an inspiring trainer and coach. She shares her intriguing insights on discerning the right time to move on and the experiences of venturing into new industries as a female trailblazer.

Produced by: Lily Chai

Presented by: Lily Chai

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Categories: the workplace, managing, Women in Business, personal development, entrepreneurs

Tags: multi-hyphen leader, female leader, career change, career development,

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