Onyeka is a product manager at Brass money and her main goal is to ensure that all individuals experience financial freedom.

Today’s spotlight is on brand designer, Korede who balances work and school like a pro

Queen explains to us why good customer service is an effective customer retention plan.

For almost 4 years since we launched, we have been building best in class financial products for Nigerian businesses, and have since then, extended our services to individuals and families. We have since raised $2m, and have continued to build and grow through the changing times.

Princess was originally an Engineer, switched to Project Management before settling in as a Product Manager.

Temiloluwa let’s us know why communication is extremely important in a startup.

At the beginning of the year 2021, we decided to take a bold step to rebrand our look. As part of our mission to build useful services that can enable commerce and economic prosperity for African businesses, this rebrand reiterates our decision to continue to build fine products that will help boost business activity, remove inefficiencies and provide better performance and growth.

Motunrayo got to know about engineering when her friend complained a lot about “bugs”.

Although Chiamaka’s first love was in Human Resources, she later realised her true love was actually something else.

Tomisin was a student looking for an internship at brass. Six months later, she got offered a full time position.

Oluwadamilola Babalola’s love for web solutions birthed his career as a frontend engineer who enjoys listening to Blinkists.

Tolulope Saba balances two sides at Brass- being a product manager and a product designer.

Temitayo Ajolopo’s passion for cooking got reignited when she joined the Brass team.

Jola Okupe is the go to girl for customers and she does it with her dog- a Lhasa Aspo by her side.

Mobile engineer during the week and assistant coach on weekends. Emmanuel Akinde uses the popular Cal-Newport book ‘Deep work’ to balance it all.