Hi Jerry, I went to the Microventures Website. Interesting information. We've been involved in West Africa for about 15 years. The last 8 have been focused on economic development. We haven't seen a lot of success from governmental approaches at all. Our efforts are to use private capitalization, intensive mentoring, and existing resources to create industry. Is the WASE Initiative on your site something that you are personally engaged with? I'd love to talk. We're working in Senegal, and Guinea-Bissau. If you want to check out our work online let me know.

Regards
Mike

Hi Jerry

I have studied your internet site Microventuresupport. Actually you are doing a very similar thing as we intend to do with our new "Social Venture Capital" company.

May I ask you, how your organisation is financed, because from my experience this is one of the key questions for success. We are planning to found a swiss shareholder company in order to give as many people as possible to buy shares and by doing this, help us to get as much financial resources as possible.

Are you interested in a cooperation? I think if we join forces this could help both of us to have a greater impact!

I do hope to hear from you soon!

Best regards,

Christian

We believe supporting entrepreneurs in developing countries is crucial to lifting people out of poverty.

We aim at providing Business Model & creating Opportunity for the poor, Under and Un Educated Youths, Training and assistance to young ENTREPRENEURS to help them to start their own industry for growth, be Self Employed to escape the endless cycle of poverty.

We have developed compact Mini machines (Plastics) affordable and convenient for the common people to start with a very small capital. The machine provides wide product range and many industry options to work with. We have been conferred by PLASTINDIA FOUNDATION with PLASTICON AWARD for the same.

We provide training and assistance to Entrepreneurs to start their own ventures in Plastic industry and also participate in EDP organised by Government and Non government organisations

jerry
you mention that you will also host the conference via the internet, could you please advise how i could attend the conference online, as am currently based in the UK.

we have to date setup 3 startups in Kenya, these companies are informed by Bill Gates of creative capitalism that is more inclusive.

We are currently in the process of launch a mobile application that i think will make lives of people from all works of life slightly easier.

regards,

anthony

Dear Jerry P

Please The Royal Commonwealth Society of Cameroon invite your to invest in its Commonwealth venture project.This project is essential as it provide opportunities for job creation through access to finance, which help in the fight in poverty alleviation and unemployment, by challenging and inspiring young people to become dynamic entrepreneurs (venturers) by challenge the traditional thinking in the current business environment.

We encourage to partner with us in the commonwealth project to invest in


Poultry Farming
Pig Farming
Micro weathering Shop
Honey farming
Tailoring
pineapple farming
cavasa farming
Hair dressing shop
Snell farming
Shoe making
Soap making etc

Regards
Mandi