MBA Enterprise Corps: Celebrating a Legacy of Impact and Lasting Friendships
60 alumni of the MBA Enterprise Corps (MBAEC) gathered in Krakow, Poland, to honor Janusz Jaworski, the Corps’ Country Director from 1991 to 1997, to celebrate the program’s profound impact and Jaworski’s leadership.
Catalytic Changemakers: William J. White Fellow Negina Habibi
Negina Habibi discusses her experience as the recipient of the William J. White Fellowship for Solvable Problems, which gives young people in underserved communities exposure to careers in social impact on a global scale.
Rayuwa Project: Transforming Lives and Conquering Hunger in Rural Nigeria
John Deere, Pyxera Global, the Government of Nigeria, and rural Nigerian communities share a vision—to achieve a food secure and prosperous Nigeria. To translate purpose into practice, John Deere and Pyxera Global created the Rayuwa program.
Transforming Over 10,000 Ghanaian Enterprises
In collaboration with Pyxera Global, the Mastercard Foundation initiated the MSME COVID-19 Recovery and Resilience Program (CRRP) in Ghana to tackle the economic repercussions of COVID-19 on Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). The program aimed to boost Ghana’s economy by fortifying the MSME network and enhancing MSMEs’ capacity to revitalize, maintain, and expand their ventures.
Accelerating the Impact of Mission-Driven Organizations
Through our Global Pro Bono (GPB) program, we provide mission-driven organizations with an external team of corporate consultants who are dedicated to working on a high-priority project of the organization’s choosing.
Pyxera Global Appoints New Country Director to Lead 10-Year Strategy for India
Pyxera Global is excited to announce the appointment of Rajesh Varghese as its new Country Director for India. Rajesh has work experience across India, Singapore, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. Varghese has worked with over 100 nonprofits to build capacity and understands how social sector organizations are a powerful way to ignite positive, systemic change. He has worked with several populations in India and Asia, from young people to low-income families, social entrepreneurs, and non-profit and corporate foundation leaders.
This Giving Tuesday, Support Indigenous Entrepreneurs With TIE Global Artisans
Join us in building a pathway for a new generation of cultural entrepreneurs! together we can alleviate poverty among millions of indigenous artisans around the world.
TIE Global Artisans
Tradition. Innovation. Entrepreneurship. That’s how we’ll preserve the vibrant culture held together by traditional African weaving. The global handicraft market is projected to exceed US$1 trillion by 2030 but it largely bypasses African products. This initiative elevates traditional craft, infuses it with innovative methods and markets, and reinvests into communities.