The High Ticket Client Acquisition Summit
Africa's talent was never the problem. Access was.
One hour, live with Malik Adelaja, on how Africans are winning high-ticket international clients from where they are: who to reach, what to offer, and how to close.
Why now
The world buys results now, not locations.
For decades, the story was that Africa's talent is cheap talent. That story is ending. A company in London or Toronto doesn't care where you are. It cares whether you can deliver. The most ambitious people on this continent are starting to act like it.
On Sunday
The whole system, in one hour.
It isn't luck, and it isn't only talent. It's three moves, done in order.
The companies that can afford you
Where international buyers with real budgets are, and how to tell who's ready to pay for your skill.
An offer worth their attention
How to package what you do as a result a company wants to buy, priced for what it's worth to them.
The decision makers, directly
How to start the conversation with the person who signs, instead of waiting on a platform to find you.
Plus how to get paid internationally, and live Q&A with Malik.
Your host
Malik Adelaja
Founder, Leadash
Malik has grown his business to multiple six figures in US dollars, serving international clients from Nigeria. It started when Fiverr shut down his account and he stopped waiting to be discovered: within two weeks he landed his first foreign client. Today his projects run from $20,000 to $30,000 each, all from Lagos.
Who it's for
If you want international clients, this is where it starts.
Freelancers
You're good at what you do and tired of platform fees, race-to-the-bottom rates and waiting to be picked.
Professionals
You have a skill companies abroad pay well for, and you want those clients alongside or instead of a local salary.
Founders
You run an agency or a service business and want international clients on your books.
The mission
100,000 Africans by 2030.
Leadash Africa exists to give Africans the knowledge and the tools to take their skills to the world and be paid what they're worth. More than 1,800 have already started. Here's what some of them say.
Questions
Before you take your seat.
Yes. There's no charge to attend. At the end, Malik shares how to keep going with us in the 7-Day Challenge, for anyone who wants to.
Yes. Malik hosts it live on Google Meet, and we take your questions at the end. It isn't a recording.
About an hour, plus live questions.
No. The Summit happens live, so plan to be in the room. Put the calendar invite in your calendar as soon as it lands.
No. If you have a skill, or you're building one, you'll leave knowing exactly how international clients are found and won.
A laptop or phone with a stable connection. Google Meet runs in your browser on a laptop. On a phone, install the Google Meet app beforehand.
Let's fix access.
Sunday, October 11 · 9:00 PM WAT. Live on Google Meet, free, one hour.