Peter Bunor Jr. is the Co-founder and Growth Lead at Field Intelligence, a pharmaceutical supply chain that helps governments and businesses grant access to healthcare in the fastest-growing parts of the world. He shares his life journey with us in this episode of Founders Connect. From being born into the family of a Nollywood veteran actor to becoming a child actor himself, and gradually finding his way in life, to discovering a passion for business and helping others. Throughout the interview, his willingness to try new things and his growth mindset stand out as key takeaways. Watch Here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oyp2WuWVbRE Video Timestamps 0:00 Introduction 1:17 - How he met his Co-founders 2:35 - Growing up as the child of an Actor, and becoming a child actor. 7:38 - University, Studying Public Admin, Trying to Figure out Life. 10:16 - The Genesis of Field Intelligence. 12:38 - What is Field Intelligence? 17:31 - What it was about the health sector that made you focus on it? 18:08 - How the responsibilities are divided. 19:02 - Biggest Lessons learned. 19:43 - What he is most proud of. 20:49 - Biggest Lessons in Business. 22:03 - Effect of Covid-19 on Field Intelligence. 25:24 - The Kind of Roles and People being hired. 27:04 - Influence of his dad on his life. 27:40 - Core principles he lives by. 28:44 - Getting recognition from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. 30:16 - How he maintains his relationship with Co-Founders. 32:14 - Teambuilding at Field Intelligence. 33:20 - The Next Seven Years. 36:12 - Peter's Questions for Peace

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