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Kathryn Hill is attending Business Action for Africa's event
Advancing Gender Equality through Business and Partnership at Shell Foundation, Shell Centre, London SE1 (Please use Tower Entrance, Belvedere Road and bring photo ID)
December 6, 2011 from 5:30pm to 7pm
17.00 Registration opens17.30-18.15 Introduction and panel presentations18.15-19.00 Discussion19.00 Reception Speakers: Dr Susan Mboya, Group Director, Eurasia Africa Women’s Economic Empowerment, The Coca-Cola CompanyMarie Staunton, CEO, Plan UKLindi Hlanze, Lead on Economic Empowerment of Women and Girls, DFIDPenny Fowler, Head of Private Sector Advocacy, Oxfam Chair: Professor John Humphrey,…See More
Kathryn Hill is attending Business Action for Africa's event
Charting a Future for Business-Donor Partnerships for Development at Shell Foundation, Shell Centre, York Road, London SE1 (Please use entrance C, Lensbury entrance on York Road)
July 5, 2011 from 5:30pm to 7pm
The first London event in the 2011 Event Series will focus on "Business-Donor Partnerships for Development"Speakers:Gavin McGillivray, Head, Private Sector Department, DFID (Click for audio)Anne McCormick, Corporate Affairs Director, Diageo…See More
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- I work for a company
- Website:
- http://adamsmithinternational.com
- About my work:
- I work in the Private Sector Development team at Adam Smith International, specialising in rural development, social inclusion and gender, and business for development. I work on donor-funded programmes in Asia and Africa, funded by DFID, Sida and the World Bank, among others.
- Topics on my radar:
- Agriculture, Base of the Pyramid, Inclusive Business Models, Women and Business
- Other Topics on my radar:
- Making Markets Work for the Poor
Business for Development
Gender and social inclusion
Climate change
Agriculture and rural development
Value chain analysis and development
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