Oyéta Kokoroko
Oyéta Kokoroko is the founder of OKOKO Cosmétiques and Editor-in-Chief of IKONIK Magazine. She guides founders across industries in brand strategy, visibility, and building profitable, high-performing brands with strategic and emotional intelligence.
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Vancouver, Canada
The Power of Being Seen: Inside Selfography, Rise & Thrive, and the New Architecture of Intentional Visibility
A closer look at how Selfography and Rise & Thrive are transforming visibility into meaningful leadership through storytelling, community, and immersive brand experiences.
Who’s In the Room: A Look Inside the Internet Masterminds Exclusive Dinner
Founders, visionaries, and investors gathered at the Internet Masterminds Exclusive Dinner for real conversations and curated trust. Here’s who was in the room, and why the right seat can still shape what you build next.
Inside The Summer Ritual Edit: A Founder-Curated World of Beauty, Wellness &Ritual Discoveries
A founder-curated world of luxury rituals, sensory discoveries, and emotionally immersive self-care — designed for those who live beautifully.
Internet Masterminds: How Matt Astifan Is Creating Rooms That Drive Real Growth
Internet Masterminds is redefining business networking through curated relationships, strategic collaboration, and high-trust community building — proving that meaningful connections remain one of the most powerful drivers of modern entrepreneurial growth.
Intentional Style, Confidence & Modern Identity: A Conversation with Tania Tonello
Fashion today goes beyond clothing — it’s a reflection of confidence, identity, and intentional self-expression. In this exclusive IKONIK Magazine conversation, Tania Tonello shares how personal style and colour analysis can transform confidence and authenticity.
Building Stronger Minds Together: How Safe Spot Foundation Is Redefining Mental Health Support
Safe Spot Foundation, founded and led by Ahmed KHAN, is redefining mental health support through safe, community-driven spaces that empower young people with mentorship, connection, and prevention-focused care.
Why Many Beauty Brand Websites Don’t Convert—Even When the Product Is Excellent
Beauty founders often assume low sales mean they need more traffic, ads, or followers. But as Oyeta Kokoroko explains, the real challenge often lies in the website itself. Small gaps in messaging, trust signals, and product presentation quietly reduce conversions.
Redefining Visibility: Leadership, Identity, and Confidence Beyond Hair With Tami Wong, founder of Hair Loss Pride
Tami Wong, founder of Hair Loss Pride, shares her journey with hair loss and her advocacy for visibility, representation, and confidence beyond hair.
The Identity Atelier: How Carolina Botelho Turns Women’s Stories into Bespoke Power Pieces
Every bespoke piece by Carolina Botelho reflects a woman’s story, identity, and confidence. From Brazilian roots to Vancouver craftsmanship, her exclusive designs turn fashion into self-expression, empowering women to step into rooms fully seen, aligned, and authentic.
An Interview With Dr. Jestina Moyo Kusina: Building Nashé Beauty at the Intersection of Heritage, Science, and Care
Driven by lived experience and scientific discipline, Dr. Jestina Moyo Kusina founded Nashé Beauty to bridge Zimbabwean botanical heritage with modern cosmetic science. Based in Canada, the brand offers high-performance, ethical skincare rooted in both tradition and technical rigor
Beyond Clean Beauty: How Dr Jestina Moyo Kusina Is Bridging African Botanical Knowledge and Modern Cosmetic Discipline
Clean beauty isn’t about exclusion—it’s about integrity. At Nashé Beauty, founder Dr. Jestina Moyo Kusina blends traditional botanical wisdom with modern formulation standards to create products that are authentically conceived, responsibly sourced, and scientifically validated.
A Gentle Anti-Aging Routine for Sensitive Skin: Why Supporting the Skin Barrier Matters More Than Strength
Stronger isn’t always better—especially after 40, when skin becomes more sensitive and dry. That’s why Nashé Beauty, founded by Dr. Jestina Moyo Kusina, focuses on gentle, barrier-friendly care that helps skin stay healthy and resilient.
Angela Saxena & Lav & Kush: Weaving Connection and Consciousness into Canadian Slow Fashion
With over two decades in fashion, Angela Saxena is reshaping Canadian style through Lav and Kush—blending comfort, sustainability, and effortless elegance. Her designs go beyond clothing, offering women confidence, calm, and conscious living in every piece.
High-Intent Visibility: The Foundation of Sustainable Growth in the AI Era
From the Editor-in-Chief: Strategic perspectives on visibility, authority, and modern growth
Plant-Based Body Care For Sensitive And Stressed Skin How To Choose Gentle Products That Support Daily Wellness
In this IKONIK Editorial featuring Atamelang Free, founder of Skin Free Soaps, it highlights how ethical skincare, natural ingredients, and wellness-driven formulations redefine gentle body care for sensitive skin.