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Profile Information
- Sector
- I am an entrepreneur, I am a social entrepreneur, I work for a business organisaiton, I work for a non-government organisation
- Website:
- http://www.tbnetwork.org
- About my work:
- As a TBN Member, I have been using my business skills developing SMEs in Palestine to reduce poverty and support peace.
As TBN CEO, I aim to inspire and support business and professional people and companies to make a difference. Since 2003, 60 member projects have created 13k sustainable jobs with a transformational impact.
- Other Topics on my radar:
- Entrepreneurship
Using CR for management development
Business training (we have free resources)
Business and promoting peace
SME funds
Business based agricultural development
Jerry Marshall's Blog
TBN London Conference 15 May: top speakers on using business to alleviate poverty
"Making a Difference" - Congress Centre - London 15 May
Speakers at the Transformational Business Network National conference in London on 15 May include:
Paul Collier - author of the best selling and award winning "The Bottom Billion"
Lord Hastings - Global Director of Citizenship at KPMG
Sir David Freud - who as CEO of Portland Trust had massive impact for peace in Israel / Palestine
Robert Edmiston - Chair of the IM Group and the biggest charitable giver from… Continue
Speakers at the Transformational Business Network National conference in London on 15 May include:
Paul Collier - author of the best selling and award winning "The Bottom Billion"
Lord Hastings - Global Director of Citizenship at KPMG
Sir David Freud - who as CEO of Portland Trust had massive impact for peace in Israel / Palestine
Robert Edmiston - Chair of the IM Group and the biggest charitable giver from… Continue
Posted on March 17, 2009 at 13:15
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It was a refreshing experience to visit your web portal (TBN).
Keep up the good work which you are doing
Best Regards
David
The Network looks great and I've signed up - it'd be great to chat at the event on the 15th.
Thanks,
Polly
Thanks for the link. It would be good to have a chat on the 15th
Best
Stephen
Many thanks for this information. It looks very interesting. Hope to get an opportunity to chat on the 15th.
Best,
Anne
Thank you for your message. I am aware of your your organisation and I hope to talk with you this afternoon.
Serena
(PS I am wearing a pale pink shirt and navy trousers incase that helps us identify each other!)
We are also in the process of organising educational events for secondary school students based in West Africa to learn about sustainable tourism, with the help of some locally based organisations.
We also try our best to put people in touch from different countries in West Africa in order to help with the development of the sustainable tourism concept in the geographical region.
I hope this helps. If you would like to chat real-time, my skype ID is 'sanluien'.
Regards,
Thomas
A bit more about the project at http://tomorrowsyouth.wordpress.com/2009/10/23/presclinton/ - let me know if you think there's some overlap and we can talk more by email...
I work with RCS Cameroon we are currently working on a project called The Commonwealth Venture.The project Commonwealth Venture intends to inspire and identify young Cameroonians who can create and have new ideas and approaches in tackling both economic and development challenges, by building with vision new business ideas to become their own entrepreneur, capable of creating jobs for other Cameroonians.
We are wondering how you might want to partner with us in this project
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