"Well said John, I really do share your views it's a great opportunity for governments and corporate entities lining up up to cash in on sponsorship deals among other businesses during the world cup, to leave a lasting positive impact on the…"
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Sebastian Adu-Gyamfi
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- London
- United Kingdom
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Supporting entrepreneurs
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Sebastian Adu-Gyamfi commented on John Kim's blog post Corporate Social Responsibility and the World Cup in South Africa?
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Women for a Change
The Safeworld International Foundation (Safe World for Women) is a women-led not-for-profits organisation working with grassroots groups to promote the rights of women and children.We believe that women’s empowerment and sustainable development are key to tackling the root causes of poverty and oppression, and will bring about positive social and economic change at a global level.See More
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Supporting entrepreneurs
We all agree that supporting entrepreneurs in developing countries is crucial to lifting people out of poverty. How best to do it?
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Peace Through Commerce Community
An open community of practice for business and peace. Share resources, opinions, success stories and contacts with practitioners and academics.
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- I am a social entrepreneur, I work for a business organisation, I work for a non government organisation, I am just interested
- Website:
- http://www.bloomtrust.org
- About my work:
- CEO of Bloom Trust International a charitable organisation working to overcome poverty, sickness and hardship by Enabling the world's poorest and under privileged gain access to safe drinking water and sanitation, Beating Back Malaria, Empowering Lone Parents families, Equipping the youth for greatness and Engaging with Corporate entities to take a positive stand on Corporate Social Responsibility.
- Other Topics on my radar:
- Malaria,Water, Africa, International relations CSR, Lone-Parents, Youth, Economic Development,Social Enterprise,Sub Saharan Africa, South Asia, Childern, Fresh Water Wells, Insectcidal Mosquito Treated Bed Net, United Nations Millenniun Development Goals (MDG), Social & Enviromental Sustainabilty, Poverty, ICT, Fair Trade, social justice, human rigths, NGO, SME, End Poverty.
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