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With combined savings of $70,000, Calvin Usiri, one of three co-founders, launched Ramani in 2019. The company aims to address Africa’s supply chains, which, it stipulates, are broken.
“Inspired by the dedication of my parents – one a civil engineer and the other an epidemiologist working for the United Nations – I was ingrained with a deep-seated work ethic and vision to make meaningful impact,” @engcalvinusiri tells FORBES AFRICA.
These supply chain challenges are due to a lack of data transparency and access to financial services. People then find that their product and financial needs are unmet, despite the fact that Africa’s consumer-packaged goods (CPGs) supply chain is worth $1 trillion, the company states.
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