“Business has a ripple effect." @mavunocongo co-founder, David Masomo on the poverty-ending potential of #Entrepreneurship. #OlinProud to support this incredible organization. @WUSTLbusiness @OlinCel https://t.co/OVlAe9Jhub …
Malumalu isn’t just a farmer, he’s a mentor and teacher to younger men in his community. He’s seen here demonstrating how to sharpen tools for use around the farm. His full story is amazing, and we don’t want to spoil it. Coming soon! https://t.co/yvulvMlblB
Mavuno’s agronomy staff receive ongoing training to develop their ability to address our partner’s challenges. This latest course better equipped them to mitigate the effects of climate change. Good work, team! https://t.co/iMBXqG665h
Salomon, our Director of Operations, takes a drink from an improvised cup while working on construction at the Rural Development Center. Resourcefulness is key! https://t.co/f9qRWLGMad
Mavuno’s partners in the village of Mangango are trying out new vegetables this season. Leeks look like a promising option, because they don’t require much input, and they tend to fetch a good price!
Pictured are our staff and community leaders, having … https://t.co/KyYYYqRb8T
Our cofounder, David Masomo, is visiting Harvard right now. He’ll be speaking on a panel tomorrow at the Social Enterprise Conference. https://t.co/tte6X5sIMV
Salomon (left) supervises the construction of a greenhouse at our Rural Development Center. It will house vegetables and will serve as another site for agricultural training and demonstration. https://t.co/7dJDKOefPp