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Ian Anderson left a comment for Shanti Roos"Hi Shanti,
I'm in Kampala tomorrow (Wendesday 24th) and free all morning. Don't suppose you're around for lunch?"
Laura Hemrika left a comment for Ian Anderson"Hi Ian,
Good to see you last week. Would be great to catch up properly. Coffee?
Best,
Laura
lhemrika@gmail.com"
Ian Anderson is attending Overseas Development Institute,Department for International Development & Business Action for Africa's event
Building a Common Future with Business: Concluding event in the 2009 Event Series at Commonwealth Club
October 13, 2009 from 5:30pm to 7:45pm
Please take a moment to complete the 2009 Event Series survey!Registration from 17.00. Post-event reception from 19.45Event sponsored byThis final event in the 2009 Event Series aims to reflect on the lessons learned and the opportunities identified during the course of the Series, and to look at how business, government and civil society can address them. The…See More
Shanti Roos left a comment for Ian Anderson"Hi Ian
Thanks for your reply. Would be great to meet up but im based in Switzerland at the moment, only come "home" to the UK once a month or so. Next 2-5 Oct. Do you want to give me your emailadress so we connect more…"
Ian Anderson left a comment for Shanti Roos"Hi Shanti,
Thanks for your message - would love to meet up & discuss Technoserve, development stuff. Are you going to be at the Business Fights Poverty / ODI event tomorrow at Commonwealth House?
If not, lunch or coffee on Thursday afternoon…"
Shanti Roos left a comment for Ian Anderson"Hi Ian
I found your profile in Linkedin. Im looking to make a change and am particularly interested in poverty alleviation through agribusiness in Africa. Ive applied forTechnoserve's Volcon programme, which I understand you did as well?
Would…"
Profile Information
- Sector
- I work for a philanthropic foundation
- Website:
- http://www.gatsby.org.uk
- About my work:
- I am currently Africa Programme Manager at teh Gatsby Charitable Foundation, based in London. Our work
Following a Masters at Oxford in International Relations, and a year in Tanzania as a teacher and AIDS educator, I worked for a strategy consultancy for three years, including 6 months in Mumbai. Having recently left that firm, I spent the last 3 months of 2008 working for Technoserve in Ghana, advising on projects to support rice cultivators, small-scale pottery businesses and the shea nut industry.
- Other Topics on my radar:
- Making markets work for the poor
Agricultural value chains
Microfinance
Social investment
International development policymaking
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 15:25 on August 18, 2009, Stephanie Kelly said…
- Hi Ian- I am a final year IR student preparing to write my dissertation on Int. Development and I was told about this website from a tutor. The combination of typing business fights poverty events and international relations directed me to your profile and I have just read the short blurb about your work which sounds incredible. Just wondering if I could get your help/advice for how one can get involved with consulting projects abroad. Still new to this website but my email is stephanie@mskglobal.com if you are able to help and I can correspond with you that way! Many thanks in advance, Stephanie
- At 16:07 on September 14, 2009, Shanti Roos said…
- Hi Ian
I found your profile in Linkedin. Im looking to make a change and am particularly interested in poverty alleviation through agribusiness in Africa. Ive applied forTechnoserve's Volcon programme, which I understand you did as well?
Would be great to get in touch.
Thanks
Shanti
www.linkedin.com/in/shantiroos
- At 16:38 on September 14, 2009, Shanti Roos said…
- Hi Ian
Thanks for your reply. Would be great to meet up but im based in Switzerland at the moment, only come "home" to the UK once a month or so. Next 2-5 Oct. Do you want to give me your emailadress so we connect more easily?
thanks
Shanti
shantiroos@hotmail.com
- At 10:21 on February 1, 2010, Laura Hemrika said…
- Hi Ian,
Good to see you last week. Would be great to catch up properly. Coffee?
Best,
Laura
lhemrika@gmail.com
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