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Business and Development - A Logical Partnership
Replied May. 24, 2009
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Dear Michael,
You seem to have a point when you said that "developed countries set 'impossible standards' to limit (deliberately exclude) African countries from western markets but unfortunately you seem to blame Africans for colonial legacies. Wha…
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- Source of my passion about the power of business to fight poverty
- I am an entrepreneur, I work for a non government organisation
- Industry:
- Auto Repair
- About my work:
- I work for a Non-government Organisation but my near future plan is to do business. I already incorporated an Auto Repair vocational training company and now looking for co-investors or funding/loan. If you an idea of funding sources, please drop me a line: nshutis@yahoo.com
- Interested in:
- Professional Contacts, Potential Partners, Potential Investors
- Topics on my radar:
- Auto Repair Services (Garage)
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- At 7:42am on July 16, 2009,
Mojatu said… - Thanks Nshuti for your reply. I will drop you a line sometimes in August once we are ready to to publish the East African version of the magazine. If you want to be included free of charge or know any advertiser who covers East African region who is working on poverty reduction and needs free adverts, drop us a line.
Have a wonderful day
- At 12:59am on July 16, 2009,
Rey Ramirez said…
- Nshuti Rugerinyange thanks for your response. My program focuses on businesses like your own becoming directly involved in community health issues by supporting and encouraging healthy active involved lifestyles. I have a resident training program that involves advertising companies like yours to the local residents through word of mouth, discounts, special deals, and other ways for you to improve your income. I am seeking businesses to sponsor my program in communities, to improve community health profiles and make businesses more profitable. The program is "Healthy Communities are Good for Business". I would need funding for training, and programming $10,000-$12,000 + expenses. I have trained people to help me with the program.
Go to my blog for more information on the ppt's, and text reports.
God Bless you and have a healthy day,
Rey Ramirez, PhD
210-347-6367
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