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Phil Chard is a seasoned public speaker, event host, and artist manager. He is also well-known as the co-host of the award-winning podcast “2 Broke Twimbos,” which he co-founded with Danny That Guy. The podcast provides incisive commentary on current events in popular culture and documents the careers of notable African creatives. It has been downloaded over 500,000 times and won the Best Digital Media award at the Zimbabwean Music Awards in 2016. Phil continues to influence the African entertainment landscape through his various roles and remains committed to empowering African artists and creatives.

Early Life and Education

Phil Chard is a Zimbabwean entrepreneur, content creator, and digital marketer. He developed a passion for the creative arts and marketing early in his life, which led him to pursue a career that bridges these fields. In 2017, Phil was named a Nelson Mandela Fellow and completed his fellowship at Dartmouth College, an Ivy League institution in the United States.

Career

Phil Chard is the founder and CEO of Point Black Africa, a digital marketing agency dedicated to transforming the way African stories are told and shared. Under his leadership, Point Black Africa has become a leading agency in the region, known for its innovative strategies and impactful campaigns. The agency focuses on helping clients reach their customers efficiently and effectively, leveraging the power of digital media to amplify African voices and narratives.

Phil’s work with Point Black Africa has involved collaborating with a diverse range of clients, from emerging artists to established brands, ensuring that their stories resonate with audiences both locally and globally. His expertise in digital marketing has made him a sought-after consultant and speaker in the industry.

Achievements and Recognition

Phil Chard’s contributions to the digital content and marketing fields have earned him numerous accolades. His work with Point Black Africa has been widely recognized, and he has been cited as a main source in an Oxford University academic publication. Additionally, his agency has won several awards for its innovative campaigns and effective storytelling.

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