Faustina is a highly accomplished coach and entrepreneur. She brings a distinctive edge with her powerful combination of strategic business acumen and proven digital marketing expertise, uniquely informed by her background in healthcare. Her credentials as a Registered Nurse and Midwife, coupled with a BSc in Nursing Sciences, provide a strong foundation in human needs, ethical practice, and impactful communication. This enables Faustina to guide entrepreneurs and businesses in developing and executing successful, data-driven digital marketing strategies, building resilient and profitable brands, and achieving sustainable growth. With a proven track record of 12+ years of corporate experience leading high-impact marketing campaigns, she empowers clients to maximise their online presence and achieve tangible, measurable results.
As an entrepreneur
She is the co-founder of Faunteewrites publishing, the Co-founder and Chief editor of C. Hub magazine, founder of MBW PR, and the Co-founder & Chief editor of Pearl Woman magazine.
With her husband, Emeka Anyanwu , Faustina Co-founded C. Hub magazine in 2012, which is the first and only Afro-creative magazine in the UK, in just 4 years, C. Hub magazine has become one of the most powerful voices of Afro-Caribbean creativity in the UK and beyond. Has been generously awarded both in the UK and the US. And has a readership of over 200,000 per month. Within the C. Hub magazine brand, they have created the most prestigious award for Africans in the UK – CA award (Creativity Award) with audience of high rated personalities, and international celebrities.
In 2014, Faustina founded Divas of colour International women’s forum. The largest gathering of world’s most influential women of colour from around the globe.
As a social commentator and leader
Faustina is a regular face on reputable national and international media. She has been featured on the front page of The Voice newspaper in UK as women succeeding against all odds. She was also featured alongside MP Diane Abbott as one of Black women doing it, in their Sisters doing it for themselves series. She also speaks on why she wants to honour Black women. Faustina was also named at number 8 in the African Doers listing by Tropics Magazine and No.2 on the six leading African women in UK by Afrokanist magazine. Faustina speaks exclusively with Naija Living magazine on her journey as an entrepreneur.
She is the winner of the: Influential woman of the year and Extra-ordinary editor of the year at the Extra-ordinary people’s award. She is also a known voice at speaking out against racism and underrepresentation of women of colour.
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