“Anita Roddick proved there was a third way”
– Tokunbo Ajasa-Oluwa

 Tokunbo Ajasa-OluwaName: Tokunbo Ajasa-Oluwa
Age: 30
Business: Catch 22 (CIC)
Role: Founder/Freelance journalist
Where: London

 

Catch 22 is a magazine journalism-training academy and communications agency for young and disaffected people. The trainees produce a quality youth culture magazine and website every quarter, covering music, fashion and sport, as well as political issues.

The aim of the business is to train and showcase excluded, young aspiring professionals’ work. They are people that want experience, but can’t get experience because of their lack of experience – hence the name Catch 22.

Tokunbo’s professional background in journalism dates back to 1999, but he’s also been involved with youth development work for the past ten years. His experience includes mentoring, workshop facilitating, one-to-one counselling and programme coordinating for youth groups based in London.

www.catch22mag.com

Here, Tokunbo tells us in his own words how he defeated the ‘fear bandits’ to run a dynamic social enterprise for young people…

click here to read Tokunbo's blog 


 

 

Tokunbo (left) with the Catch 22 team
Tokunbo (left) with the Catch 22 team
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“A good social entrepreneur has good leadership skills, self discipline and integrity”
– Claudine Reid, PJ’s

 

Tokunbo giving journalism training
Tokunbo gives teenagers journalism training