CHARLES KASAMBA: WEDNESDAY BENEFICIARY CHATS FEATURED TRAINEE OF THE THRIVE PROJECT
Africa Non-profit Chore (ANCHOR)
Enhancing Livelihoods and Resilience in (en)-forced migration and extractive settings.
To Charles Kasamba, specialization is the key to business growth. #Charles is a 22-year-old refugee from DRC whose aim is to provide affordable decent beds to his community. Through the #THRIVE Project, he has gained excellent skills in welding and wants to specialize in making unique decker beds with unique designs
When specialization is applied in business, high profits are realized thus leading to community growth and development.
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The THRIVE Project is sponsored by the International Labour Organization and implemented by Africa Non-profit Chore (ANCHOR)
Manager EFESO - Americas | MIT Sloan MBA Fellow | Leading Teams in OpEX and CapEX Optimization, Change Management. Entrepreneur and Philanthropist.
2 年How much does Kasamba make for a double decker bed?