Kiva Women

Kiva Women

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Why invest in women? - Women reinvest 80% of their income in the well-being and education of their families - With the same amount of land, women can increase crop yields by 20%, reducing world hunger for 150 million people - Women business owners set an example for the next generation of students and leaders
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What happens when girls start a company? What if they do not get along with each other (at least)? What if they are not ready? This story is about girls creating a start-up company. They see a problem, they build a solution, they sell it. Simple like that. It is not a teenagers story; it is all about business. With fun and some thrill, of course. Because if you do not laugh or cry when you read a story, you do not enjoy the journey. So, LIVE the story, as I lived when I wrote it. It is highly recommended that you read this post first, but it is not mandatory. https://fabriciotakayassu.wordpress.com/2016/08/31/my-girls-an-entrepreneurship-story/ The story is complete already. E-book and print edition (30+ pages with more content!): https://www.amazon.com/My-Girls-Entrepreneurship-Fabricio-Takayassu/dp/8592049210

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