We partner with people through business and community development to break the cycle of poverty.
We provide business training and seed capital. Our partner Fair Oak Academy received a microgrant to expand its computer and sewing machine vocational college, and can now purchase its own equipment with income from the classes.
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The Global Entrepreneur Academy empowers Kenyans to break the cycle of poverty through business education. This 50+ hour training course covers everything from basic marketing to environmental impact, all based on the Triple Bottom Line business philosophy.
...it is man-made and it can be overcome and eradicated by the actions of human beings.
- Nelson Mandela.
We partner with business and community leaders in Kenya. These social entrepreneurs run schools, orphanages, HIV/AIDS support groups, women's empowerment groups, and microfinance institutions.
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