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Nov 14

From Competition to Collaboration: The evolution of African women owned businesses

by Suzanne F. Stevens on November 14, 2011

Tagged as: African women Leaders, business growth, Grassroots businessess

Dr. Jennifer Riria & Suzanne F Stevens

During my interview with Dr. Jennifer Riria, Group CEO, Kenya Women Holding, on Wisdom Exchange tv, she spoke of a mentorship program she implemented in Kenya that was unsuccessful. The concept was for a well-established African business to mentor women in […]

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From Competition to Collaboration: The evolution of African women owned businesses

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