About Tinayeishe
My mother calls me Nani. It is the softer, more personal part of my name—and a reminder that every public version of me begins with somewhere safe.
The longer story
My career has not been one straight line. It has moved through media production, modelling, public representation, client rooms and brand strategy. Faith is the ground beneath it all: the place I return to when ambition gets noisy and the future feels unfinished.
A story in chapters
The beginning
I studied Film, Radio & Television Production at the University of Zimbabwe because I was fascinated by the way an idea becomes something people can see, hear and remember. Production gave me structure. Storytelling gave me instinct.
University years
University was also where modelling became part of my creative life. It taught me presence, preparation and the confidence to carry an idea in public—not only to create behind the scenes.
2020–2021
Serving as Miss Goodwill Ambassador Zimbabwe deepened my understanding of visibility as responsibility. A platform matters most when it helps people feel seen, represented or encouraged.
2021–2022
At Sky Media House, I moved between social media, client conversations, production and events. It was an education in how creative work actually travels—from an idea, through a team, into the world.
2024 → now
At Jericho Advertising, strategy gave all those pieces a home. I now think about audiences, campaigns, content and culture for brands across FMCG, agriculture and food—always looking for the human decision underneath the metric.
Now
This chapter is about sharing more of the thinking that usually stays behind the scenes: what makes people care, how a strategy becomes content, and how I am learning to balance faith, creativity, ambition and a beautiful life within real limits.