On June 15, four IBEC consultants landed in Haiti’s capital and transferred to a small plane for the north coast of the country. From the landing in Port au Paix, we were transported into the north interior – a vast area of Haiti devastated by drought, famine, poverty and alienation. Our team was led be […]
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This week’s blog is written by a friend, Patrice Tsague founder and CEO of Nehemiah Project. He takes a story from the Bible and finds practical truths for starting a business which will build wealth. Whether the reader is starting something for the first time, or is a long time owner, this reminder from the
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Last night I listened to an agronomist friend tell a story of an acquaintance of his who provides consultancy help to the filbert (hazelnut) industry in Turkey. My friend Dave graduated from Oregon State University and is also an expert in modern techniques of hazelnut production. Turkey produces about 75% of the world’s filbert crop.
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Last week Forbes Magazine published an interesting article by someone who partners with IBEC, Michelle Pride. IBEC’s Marcia Leahy is a member of the Freedom Business Alliance (FBA) and works with Michelle. Having met Michelle some years ago and highly valuing the work being done by Marcia and the FBA, I champion the progress Michelle is
Last week’s blog presented four reasons that I have observed for Kingdom business failures. These businesses were all in the high risk corridor in Africa and Asia (10 degrees to 40 degrees north of the equator). We talked about the business having the right person, being in the right place, with the right product and the
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