Mamobo Ogoro set up her social enterprise during lockdown… and the project has only continued to grow since then.unify across differences and increase a sense of belonging among marginalised communities in Ireland. It was born out of personal experiences, and amplifies diversity, inclusion and accessibility.
VIP caught up with the entrepreneur to see how the past few months have been for her, to see how the win has impacted her business, and to chat all things the importance of supporting young female entrepreneurs in Ireland. To receive this prestigious award was beyond anything I could have imagined, and while I have always believed in the vision and impact of GORM, the feeling of validation and encouragement that came with the award was truly overwhelming, and gave me such motivation to continue on our mission as an organisation to unify across differences.Since winning the award, the impact on GORM has been profound.
GORM is three years old now, but we’re on a mission. We want to build anti-racism into society and allow communities to use their own voices, not just to feel empowered but to have those difficult conversations that may not be happening elsewhere. I’ve already learned so much from the team!How important is it to support young, female entrepreneurs in Ireland ? What kind of difference does it make?
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