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durée : 00:05:21 - Récits d'enquête - par : Mattéo Caranta - Rachida Dati a toujours nié avoir eu des liens avec GDF Suez. Une enquête conjointe du Nouvel Obs et de Complément d'Enquête démontre le contraire. Un document atteste que la ministre de la Culture a perçu deux virements de 149 500 euros lorsqu'elle était eurodéputé. Pour quelle contrepartie ?
Martina Carbonaro uccisa a colpi di pietra dall'ex a 14 anni.
Sowohl die Arbeit im Cockpit als auch an den meisten Flugsicherungsarbeitsplätzen wird im Team erledigt. Entsprechend wichtig sind Aufgabenteilung und Kommunikation. In dieser Folge erfahrt ihr deshalb von Moritz Bürger (VC), Michael Kuppe und Thorsten Raue (beide GdF) vieles über die Zusammenarbeit auf beiden Seiten des Funks und natürlich auch darüber hinweg. Warum heißt es heutzutage Pilot Monitoring und nicht mehr Pilot Non-Flying? Was sind der E und der P auf Flugsicherungsseite und was plant eigentlich der Planner? Außerdem wird darüber gesprochen, wie viel Hierarchie nötig ist und wer im Zweifel die letzte Entscheidung treffen darf. Habt ihr weitere Fragen zu diesem Thema oder würdet gerne eines vorschlagen? Dann schreibt uns gerne an podcast@readyoufive.de.
Firmato protocollo di intesa tra Consiglio Nazionale del Notariato e Guardia di Finanza.La firma, avvenuta il 19 marzo scorso alla presenza del Comandante Generale della Guardia di Finanza, Generale di Corpo d'Armata Andrea De Gennaro, e del Presidente del Consiglio Nazionale del Notariato, Notaio Giulio Biino, segna un momento di forte riconoscimento del ruolo che la categoria notarile svolge all'interno del sistema di legalità del nostro Paese.Il notaio Giuseppe Levante ci spiega come il protocollo miri ad un rafforzamento della collaborazione informativa tra i notai e la Guardia di Finanza, con l'obiettivo di rendere ancora più efficace la prevenzione di fenomeni illeciti. Questo si tradurrà nella condivisione di analisi, studi e approfondimenti su temi d'attualità, nella promozione di momenti formativi sia a livello centrale che periferico, e – elemento tutt'altro che secondario – nella ricerca di un confronto costruttivo sulle tipologie di violazioni contestate e sulle sanzioni applicate.>> Leggi anche l'articolo: https://tinyurl.com/m3msf4kj>> Scopri tutti i podcast di Altalex: https://bit.ly/2NpEc3w
Michael Kuppe (GdF) ist diesmal in die Hauptstadt gereist, um mit lokalen Experten über die Besonderheiten des jüngsten deutschen Großflughafens zu sprechen. Dabei hat er alle Arbeitsbereiche versammelt: Gabriel Materne vom Tower, Nils Menßen von der An- und Abflugkontrolle, Stefan Schlums für Apron (alle GdF) und Stephan Weißenborn aus dem Cockpit (VC). Themen sind unter anderem das Bahnkonzept, die Abhängigkeiten mit den nahegelegenen Flugplätzen Schönhagen und Strausberg oder das Regierungsterminal. Auch die Kotzkurve mit hohen Steiggradienten und die virtuelle Barriere im Norden des Hauptvorfelds dürfen in einem Gespräch über den BER natürlich nicht fehlen. Übersichtskarten und weitere Informationen zum BER findet ihr hier:https://www.vcockpit.de/newsroom/vc-info/alles-neu-am-ber/ Hinweis: Der Begriff „virtuelle Barriere“ hat im Laufe der Zeit seine Bedeutung gewechselt. In dieser Folge und im verlinkten Artikel ist damit die nördliche Fahrstraße gemeint. Mittlerweile beschreibt dieser Begriff jedoch die imaginäre Trennung des Hauptvorfelds zwischen den Positionen B04 und B05 bzw. D07 und D08, wonach der Flugverkehr entsprechend der Nord- oder Südbahn zugeteilt wird, um folglich eine noch bessere Auslastung beider Pisten zu erreichen. Habt ihr Fragen, Verbesserungs- oder Themenvorschläge dann meldet euch gerne per Mail: podcast@readyoufive.de.
Zu den Flugsicherungsdiensten gehört nicht nur die Flugsicherungskontrolle, sondern auch der Fluginformationsdienst, kurz FIS. Dieser hat insbesondere für VFR-Flüge im unteren Luftraum eine große Bedeutung. Was die FIS-Spezialisten dort leisten können, dürfen und sollen, fragt Michael Kuppe den FIS-Spezialisten Julius Kortmann (beide GdF). Dabei geht es auch um die zur Verfügung stehende Ausstattung und deren Einschränkungen. Außerdem werden die gegenseitigen Erfahrungen und Erwartungen mit den Piloten Kolja Bollhorst (VC) und Florian Stegmann (Helikopterpilot) ausgetauscht. Wir freuen uns wie immer über Rückmeldungen, sowie weitere Themenvorschläge per Mail: podcast@readyoufive.de.
BARI (ITALPRESS) - Il Giudice per le Indagini Preliminari del Tribunale di Trani su richiesta della Procura della Repubblica di Trani ha emesso un decreto di sequestro preventivo, di denaro e beni per un valore di oltre 5 milioni, la cui esecuzione è stata delegata ai finanzieri del Nucleo di Polizia Economico-Finanziaria di Bari, unitamente a militari dei Comandi Provinciali di Barletta-Andria-Trani e Foggia. Le persone destinatarie del provvedimento cautelare sono indagate (accertamento compiuto nella fase delle indagini preliminari che necessita della successiva verifica processuale nel contraddittorio con la difesa), in concorso tra loro, per l'ipotesi delittuosa di truffa aggravata per il conseguimento di erogazioni pubbliche.mgg/mca3
BARI (ITALPRESS) - Il Giudice per le Indagini Preliminari del Tribunale di Trani su richiesta della Procura della Repubblica di Trani ha emesso un decreto di sequestro preventivo, di denaro e beni per un valore di oltre 5 milioni, la cui esecuzione è stata delegata ai finanzieri del Nucleo di Polizia Economico-Finanziaria di Bari, unitamente a militari dei Comandi Provinciali di Barletta-Andria-Trani e Foggia. Le persone destinatarie del provvedimento cautelare sono indagate (accertamento compiuto nella fase delle indagini preliminari che necessita della successiva verifica processuale nel contraddittorio con la difesa), in concorso tra loro, per l'ipotesi delittuosa di truffa aggravata per il conseguimento di erogazioni pubbliche.mgg/mca3
Im Jahr 2017 tauchten auf einmal die Sprechgruppen CLIMB VIA SID und DESCEND VIA STAR / TRANSITION in Deutschland auf. So plötzlich wie sie gekommen waren, schienen sie aber auch wieder an Bedeutung zu verlieren. Vielen Beteiligten ist bis heute nicht klar, warum diese Sprechgruppen eingeführt wurden und was aktuell in Deutschland und in anderen Ländern gilt. Damit räumen Moritz Bürger (VC), Michael Kuppe und Thorsten Raue (beide GdF) in dieser Folge auf und erklären auch, welche Bedeutung dabei das Faultier aus Ice Age für die Sprechgruppen hat. Diese Folge kam durch die Frage eines Hörers per Mail an podcast@readyoufive.de zustande. Wir freuen uns immer über solche Anregungen und natürlich auch weitere Vorschläge & Kritik.
CatalYm is preparing to initiate its broad phase 2b clinical development program for visugromab to tackle multiple solid tumor indications. Visugromab is a monoclonal antibody that neutralizes the tumor-derived growth differentiation factor-15 (GDF-15), a locally acting immunosuppressant fostering immunotherapy resistance. Neutralizing GDF-15 with visugromab reverses key cancer resistance mechanisms to reinstate an efficient anti-tumor response by reenabling immune cell activation, proliferation and Interferon-γ signature induction. Visugromab has demonstrated a good safety profile and potent and durable anti-tumor efficacy in combination with anti-PD-1 treatment in advanced cancer patients, as highlighted in its recent Nature publication and interim clinical data. This week we have a conversation with Eugen Leo, chief medical officer at CatalYm.01:30-03:38: About CatalYm03:38-06:59: Solid tumors and also why they are hard to treat06:59-09:04: Current treatments for solid tumors09:04-10:47: What is immunotherapy resistance?10:47-12:23: What is visugromab?12:23-13:32: CatalYm's clinical development program13:32-15:12: What represents success for patients using visugromab?15:12-17:50: Other treatment options being developed17:50-19:50: CatalYm's pipeline and the futureThis week's podcast was sponsored by TCR Solutions.Interested in being a sponsor of an episode of our podcast? Discover how you can get involved here! Stay updated by subscribing to our newsletter
Alle Jahre wieder kommt die kalte Jahreszeit und damit auch Schnee und Eis. Deswegen besprechen wir in dieser Folge, was das für Flugzeugbesatzungen, die Flugsicherung und alle Flughafenpartner bedeutet. Dafür hat Michael Kuppe (GdF) sich Experten aus verschiedenen Bereichen eingeladen. Moritz Bürger (VC) berichtet von den Auswirkungen im Cockpit, Alexander Dahm vertritt die Apron-Perspektive, Tobias Kreileder die des Towers und Sebastian Sachs die Approach-Sicht (alle GdF). So könnt ihr z.B. erfahren, wie die Räumung einer Piste oder der Vorfeldflächen organisiert und koordiniert wird oder warum der Bahnzustand für Piloten so wichtig ist. Über weitere Fragen zu diesem oder jedem anderen Thema freuen wir uns jederzeit per Mail: podcast@readyoufive.de.
In diesem zweiten Teil der Flugplan-Doppelfolge sprechen Ekkehard Gehm (VC), Lars Ilchmann, Marvin Hillenbach und Michael Kuppe (alle drei GdF) über die praktischen Details rund um Flugpläne. Es geht unter anderem um vorherig Genehmigungen wie Flughafenslots, für Trainingsanflüge oder PPR (Prior Permission Required), sowie die Tücken von IFR-Pickups bei Z-Flugplänen. Außerdem wird erklärt, warum CTOT-Verbesserungen manchmal gar nicht erwünscht sein können und wie man diese dann vermeidet. Folgende Abkürzungen aus dieser Folge möchten wir noch erklären: ATOS = Air Traffic Operations Specialist (erklärt in Folge 35), TRA = Temporary Restricted Area, SSO = Single Sector Operation (nur ein Fluglotse bearbeitet einen Arbeitsbereich). Wir freuen uns immer über Fragen und Rückmeldungen zum Podcast. Schreibt uns dazu gerne eine Mail an podcast@readyoufive.de.
Il sistema di dossieraggio scoperchiato dall'indagine della Dda di Milano e della Dna che ha portato a una serie di arresti e perquisizioni riguarda un enorme mercato di informazioni riservate acquisite il modo illecito da banche dati strategiche per l'Italia, carpite da ex appartenenti o appartenenti a polizia e Gdf, tecnici informatici e hacker per essere rivendute a clienti del mondo dell'imprenditoria, e non solo.
Da una settimana è on line il podcast de Il Sole 24 ore «Gentili condòmini» curato da Annarita D'Ambrosio, che esce ogni venerdì.Facciamo una carrellata delle questioni condominiali più sentite e che vengono toccate nelle puntate della serie.Annarita d'Ambrosio - Il Sole 24 ORE, viene a trovarci in studioBanca Progetto commissariataL'istituto di credito è stato sottoposto ad amministrazione giudiziaria dalla Guardia di finanza su delega del tribunale di Milano per aver concesso finanziamenti, come accertato dalle indagini del Nucleo di polizia economico finanziaria della Gdf e del pm Paolo Storari, a società legate alla 'ndrangheta per oltre 10 milioni di euro.Facciamo il punto Luca Davi - Il Sole 24 ORE
Si chiama Twin Transition la doppia transizione digitale ed ecologica cuore della strategia di sviluppo economico e sociale dell'Europa. Sarà questo l'oggetto dell'Open Innovation Summit 2024, l'appuntamento annuale di riferimento dell'ecosistema dell'innovazione organizzato da Il Sole 24 Ore e Zest, che si terrà il 25 e 26 ottobre a Saint Vincent (Aosta), si propone di esplorare questo percorso con una serie di interventi e dibattiti che coinvolgeranno rappresentanti di istituzioni, imprese, università, startup e investitori. Al centro del dibattito, transizione 5.0, PNRR e strategia italiana dell'innovazione. Ma anche l'importanza della formazione per preparare le nuove generazioni di imprenditori e professionisti che si confronteranno con le sfide del digitale e della sostenibilità.Tra gli ospiti dell'evento, il Ministro per le Imprese e il Made in Italy Adolfo Urso, Alessio Butti, Sottosegretario di Stato alla Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri con delega a innovazione tecnologica e transizione digitale, Marco Gay, Presidente Esecutivo Zest Group, Anna Gervasoni, Direttrice Generale di AIFI, rappresentanti delle corporate più attive sulla frontiera dell'innovazione, così come startup e scaleup italiane, esperti del mondo accademico e del mondo della ricerca.L'intervento di Marco Gay, Presidente Esecutivo Zest Group, ai microfoni di Sebastiano Barisoni.Banca Progetto sotto tutela giudiziaria, finanziamenti a società legate alla ndranghetaShock nel mondo del credito. È Banca Progetto l istituto di credito sottoposto ad amministrazione giudiziaria dalla Guardia di finanza su delega del tribunale di Milano - Sezione autonoma misure di prevenzione. L inchiesta della Dda «ha accertato come diverse società indirettamente gestite da soggetti contigui a esponenti della cosiddetta matrice ndranghetista, hanno beneficiato negli anni di finanziamenti erogati dall istituto di credito con assistenza di garanzie statali previste dal Fondo centrale di garanzia a favore delle pmi del Mediocredito centrale accedendo a finanziamenti garantiti dal fondo per le piccole medie imprese, quindi "aiuti di stato a sostegno dell'economia nell'emergenza del Covid" o "a seguito dell'aggressione della Russia contro l'Ucraina.La Sezione misure di prevenzione del Tribunale di Milano ha disposto l'amministrazione giudiziaria per una banca d'affari, Banca Progetto, per aver concesso finanziamenti, come accertato dalle indagini del Nucleo di polizia economico finanziaria della Gdf e del pm Paolo Storari, a società legate alla 'ndrangheta per oltre 10 milioni di euro.L'intermediario, si legge nella nota della procura, «ha erogato finanziamenti assistiti da garanzia statale in favore di società pienamente inserite all interno di dinamiche criminali» agevolando la locale di ndrangheta di Legnano-Lonate Pozzolo. Nei mesi scorsi la banca, presieduta da Massimo Capuano e guidata dall amministratore delegato Paolo Fiorentino, ha interrotto il progetto di sbarco a Piazza Affari per portare avanti le trattative di acquisto dell istituto di credito e il passaggio di proprietà dal fondo Oaktree - azionista unico (al 99,8%) con il veicolo lussemburghese Bpl Holdco al fondo americano Centerbridge.Il commento di Sara Monaci, Il Sole 24 Ore.Si discute la Manovra, cosa ne pensano le PMI?Chiuse con qualche fatica le ultime norme controverse, dal taglia-indennità dei vertici amministrativi ai nuovi limiti all utilizzo delle detrazioni fiscali, la legge di bilancio 2025 ha trovato forma definitiva e bollino, ed è arrivata ieri mattina alla Camera. Con i suoi 144 articoli, muove misure per 28,5 miliardi destinati per oltre il 60% (17,6 miliardi) alla trasformazione strutturale degli aiuti ai redditi medio-bassi. L attuale taglio al cuneo fiscale scompare per lasciare spazio a un meccanismo a tre fasce, che fino a 20mila euro di reddito offre un bonus monetario, da lì a 32mila euro introduce una detrazione fissa da mille euro e poi la fa progressivamente scendere con un decalage fino a 40mila euro. Per gli interessati alla decontribuzione di oggi, cioè i dipendenti con redditi fino a 35mila euro, non cambia nulla, e un nuovo aiuto abbraccia i circa 1,3 milioni che guadagnano fra 35 e 40mila euro. Diventa strutturale anche l Irpef a tre aliquote, accompagnata però da addizionali regionali e locali che potranno rimanere articolate sui vecchi quattro scaglioni fino al 2027.Come prevedibile, la comparsa del testo definitivo della manovra ha riacceso le tensioni politiche intorno alle zone più delicate del bilancio pubblico. Letti i numeri definitivi, che prevedono 1,3 miliardi di finanziamento aggiuntivo per l anno prossimo (un altro miliardo arriva dalla manovra scorsa) prima di salire oltre quota 5 miliardi dal 2026, i sindacati di medici e infermieri hanno proclamato lo sciopero per il 20 novembre, anche per protestare contro lo slittamento del piano straordinario di assunzioni che non vedrà la luce l anno prossimo ma solo in quello successivo.L'intervento di Roberto Capobianco, Presidente Conflavoro a Focus Economia.Giovani italiani in fuga, dal 2011 emigrati in 550mila I giovani italiani - non tutti, ma molti - vanno all'estero. E lontano dal nostro Paese non soffrono più di tanto di nostalgia. Il rapporto "I giovani e la scelta di trasferirsi all'estero" realizzato dalla Fondazione Nord Est e presentato oggi al Cnel ha dato voce ai ragazzi e alle ragazze che hanno fatto le valigie e hanno lasciato l'Italia. I numeri sono eloquenti, le ragioni che li hanno spinti a partire e che li convincono a rimanere ancora di più. Negli ultimi 13 anni i giovani expat sono stati 550mila (nella fascia d'età tra i 18 e i 34 anni). Come se fosse sparita la città di Genova o si fossero trasferite oltre confine due città come Bari. Al netto dei rientri, il dato è pari a 377mila. Segno che una volta partiti, in pochi hanno voglia (o ritengono conveniente) tornare. "Con questo rapporto e con le risposte che ci hanno dato i giovani abbiamo smentito il luogo comune per cui all'estero i giovani stanno male e prima o poi torneranno", ha detto Luca Paolazzi, direttore scientifico della Fondazione Nord Est. Prima di aggiungere: "E' vero il contrario: chi è andato via sta benissimo e per convincerlo a rientrare ed evitare che tanti altri lo seguano bisognerà lavorare duramente a 360 gradi". Il nodo, quindi, è l'attrattività del nostro Paese. La situazione è tutt'altro che rosea: in quel campo siamo ultimi in Europa.In collegamento a Focus Economia Luca Paolazzi, direttore scientifico della Fondazione Nord Est.
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In the October 15, 2024 issue of JACC, a study led by Dr. Paul Hayler investigates the use of biomarkers—NT-proBNP, high-sensitive cardiac troponin T, and GDF-15—to assess heart failure risk in patients with atrial fibrillation. The findings reveal that these biomarkers significantly enhance risk stratification, suggesting their potential to identify patients at varying risks for heart failure and improve clinical management.
Elettra Lamborghini è attualmente sotto indagine da Guardia di Finanza e Fisco. Ecco che cosa è accaduto!#breakingnews #ultimenotizie #notiziedelgiorno #notizie #cronaca #controlli #elettralamborghini #evasionefiscale #fiammegialle #fisco #gdf #grave #guai #guardiadifinanza #indagine #soldi
In dieser Folge sprechen wir mit denjenigen, die dafür Sorge tragen, dass technische Probleme im Cockpit oder am Lotsenarbeitsplatz (dem "Board") möglichst schnell behoben werden. Wer ist dafür eigentlich jeweils verantwortlich? Wie erreicht man die Personen und welche Fehler können dann sofort behoben werden? Das erklären Linda Tänny (GdF) und Kosta Mpouikidis (Technikgewerkschaft Luftfahrt) im Gespräch mit Moritz Bürger (VC), Michael Kuppe und Thorsten Raue (beide GdF). Moritz konnte an dieser Aufnahme aufgrund von Wetterchaos leider nur aus der Ferne teilnehmen. Wir bitten die Tonqualität zu entschuldigen. Habt ihr weitere Fragen zu diesem Thema oder würdet gerne eines vorschlagen, dann schreibt uns gerne an podcast@readyoufive.de
2nd SET ergänzt die regulären Folgen um spezielle Themen, die in größerer Detailtiefe beleuchtet werden. Dieses Mal geht es um kein Fachthema, sondern Moritz Bürger (VC), Michael Kuppe und Thorsten Raue (beide GdF) erzählen, wie der READ YOU 5 Podcast entstanden ist, sich entwickelt hat und wie die Folgen produziert werden. Wen Nostalgie und Hintergründe nicht interessieren, dem seien die letzten 5 Minuten empfohlen, in denen ein Ausblick auf geplante Folgen und ein kleiner Einblick in die Facharbeit der beiden Berufsverbände gegeben wird. Schreibt uns gerne, was ihr von dieser 2nd SET Folgen haltet oder eure Fragen an podcast@readyoufive.de.
Ein Cockpit-Kollege hat uns die Frage gestellt, wie Flugsicherungen eigentlich Anflugreihenfolgen herstellen. Ab wann wird ein Flugzeug dafür berücksichtigt und ist es vorteilhaft, sich einen „guten Platz“ zu sichern, indem man möglichst schnell in einen Erfassungsbereich oder ein Holding einfliegt? Moritz Bürger (VC) stellt diese und weitere Fragen aus der Pilotensicht an Jens Hartmann und Moderator Michael Kuppe (beide GdF). Dabei klären sie auch, was AMAN bzw. XMAN bedeuten und welche Funktionalitäten hinter diesen Systemen stecken. Habt auch ihr Fragen für uns oder eine Rückmeldung zum Podcast, freuen wir uns jederzeit über Mails an podcast@readyoufive.de.
L'apertura dei giornali, con le notizie e le voci dei protagonisti, tutto in meno di 30 minuti. Sequestrate al porto di Livorno, da Guardia di finanza e Agenzia delle dogane e dei monopoli, 119 Fiat Topolino e 15 Fiat Topolino Dolcevita. Le macchine riportavano degli adesivi con la bandiera italiana, motivo per il quale Gdf e Adm hanno contestato a Stellantis la fallace indicazione sull’origine del prodotto: non era made in Italy ma fabbricato in Marocco. Ma è possibile ritirare un prodotto per questo motivo? Cerchiamo di fare chiarezza insieme a Claudio Dordi, Professore associato di Diritto internazionale all'Università Bocconi.
Mattarella risponde a studenti, cessate il fuoco a Gaza
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Israele prende il controllo del valico di Rafah, tregua lontana
Welcome to "The Lumber Word" podcast for 1/24/24, where the crew delves into the dynamic world of lumber. In today's episode, get a quick market update alongside insights into listener feedback. As the podcast expands, the team expresses excitement about covering more regions, species, and products. Exploring recent market movements despite widespread weather challenges, the team addresses a major curtailment and future market implications. Discuss lumber grades like WSPF, ESPF, DDF, GDF, SYP, and MSR and discover why large buyers lean towards cars or trucks. Stick around for personal insights on favorite products and those that have fallen out of favor. Gregg applauds Matt's track record, and the episode concludes with a sneak peek into next week's guest. If lumber prices and trends matter, this podcast is your go-to source for valuable knowledge. Tune in and walk away enlightened.
It's really amazing how fast medical information and discovery happens. For decades, we blamed nausea and vomiting of pregnancy/hyperemesis gravidarum on either estrogen or high levels of HCG. While these 2 hormones definitely have some association with that condition, new evidence has pointed to a separate compound as the likely offender. In this episode, we will review data just published on December 13, 2023 from an international research think tank. This group has likely pinpointed the origin of nausea and vomiting of pregnancy. This discovery opens up a new area of therapeutics aimed at targeting this chemical messenger, rather than simply treating the symptom of nausea. Are you familiar with GDF-15? In this episode, will review this incredible little molecule, and summarize key findings from this recent publication.
Science correspondent Dr Siouxsie Wiles joins Kathryn to talk about how researchers have identified a hormone linked with morning sickness which may help with the development of new treatments for extreme morning sickness at least. It appears morning sickness comes from a hormone called growth differentiation factor 15 (GDF-15) which is made by the foetus which women have different susceptibilities to. A new study suggests a bacterium commonly found in the gut and mouth could play a role in the development of endometriosis. And between 1993 and 2010, humans have managed to tilt the axis of the Earth by 80 centimetres - all by pumping water out of the ground and moving it elsewhere. Associate Professor Dr Siouxsie Wiles is the head of Bioluminescent Superbugs Lab at the University of Auckland.
SACE ha presentato oggi il Rapporto Export 2023 Il Futuro è adesso. Insieme . Dal report emerge un export italiano in grande salute: nel 2023 le vendite oltre confine di beni supereranno i 660 miliardi di euro con una crescita del 6,8%, per proseguire a un ritmo del 4,6% nel 2024 e del 3,8% medio annuo nel biennio successivo.Tra le geografie di destinazione ottime prospettive arriveranno da mercati come i Paesi del Golfo - tra cui Arabia Saudita (+15,6%) ed Emirati Arabi Uniti (+10%) - Cina (+17%) e India (+10,3), Thailandia (+ 13,5%) e Vietnam (+8,1%), insieme a Messico (+ 8,4%) e Brasile (+7,2%), impegnati in un percorso di transizione energetica e trasformazione digitale, senza dimenticare gli Stati Uniti (+6%) e annotando la Croazia (+14,4%), new entry dell Eurozona e porta d ingresso ai mercati della regione balcanica.Questi numeri molto positivi, però, devono fare i conti con lo stop del primo mercato di sbocco del made in Italy, la Germania, non certo inatteso per un paese finito in recessione tecnica. Frenata che è sintetizzata dati Istat sul commercio estero di aprile 2023, che per la prima volta da oltre due anni (febbraio 2021) segnalano una frenata del nostro export, in calo ad aprile del 5,4%. Su base annua, tra i Paesi che forniscono il maggiori contributo alla flessione dell'export nazionale c'è proprio la Germania (-8,7%), insieme a Belgio (-23,0%) e Regno Unito (-13,7%). Ne parliamo con Alessandro Terzulli, Capo economista di Sace.Tim, tonfo in Borsa. Vivendi contraria all offerta di Kkr sulla rete NetcoNuovo tonfo di Telecom Italia -1,83% a Piazza Affari, con Vivendi che si prepara a dare battaglia sulla possibilità che venga avviata la trattativa con Kkr per la vendita di NetCo. I titoli del gruppo di tlc in mattinata sono risaliti fino a registrare la migliore performance del FTSE MIB -0,47% con un rialzo dello 0,9% per poi ripiombare in rosso, in coda al segmento principale con un calo di oltre tre punti. Molto vivaci gli scambi,con un numero di pezzi scambiati già a metà seduta superiore alla media degli ultimi trenta giorni per l intera giornata. Approfondiamo il tema con Paolo Paronetto di Radiocor.Nasce della alleanza degli atenei e business school e il primo master in tech per l'impresaLa nascita dell alleanza degli atenei e business school realizza il primo master in business e technology per l'impresa! In collaborazione VENETO PIEMONTE CUOA VICENZA POLITECNICO DI TORINO. Come ha detto Meloni ieri all'evento della GDF è un miglior rapporto con le imprese e il fisco, per realizzare questo vi è necessità di armonia, cultura e formazione. Ad esempio fino a pochi anni or sono gli Atenei e le Business School facevano a gara per avere più studenti e quindi in contrapposizione tra loro, ora il network CUOA University Network Business School porta ad un sistema di alleanze davvero vicino alle esigenze attuali dell'impresa, il Master di Torino lo dimostra. Approfondiamo il tema con Federico Visentin, presidente di CUOA e di Federmeccanica.Giovani Confindustria, richiamiamo politica alle prioritàIl 23-24 giugno si terrà all'Excelsior Palace Hotel di Rapallo, il 52° Convegno nazionale dei Giovani Imprenditori di Confindustria. Il Convegno si svolgerà a otto mesi dell'elezione del Governo. Abbastanza per iniziare a ragionare su quanto fatto e, soprattutto, su ciò che ancora c'è da fare. Le grandi potenze stanno riscrivendo le regole del gioco dopo i tre anni che hanno cambiato il mondo, sostengono gli organizzatori. Una competizione che si gioca su linee di frontiera: tecnologica, con nuovi e ambiziosi piani di politica industriale negli USA e in Cina; geopolitica, con la frontiera bellica ucraina di oggi e quella di Taiwan di domani, e con investimenti pubblici come leva per quelli privati nei settori strategici dual use civile/militare; politica, con un Europa che cerca un nuovo baricentro che non ha ancora trovato. E l Italia? La frontiera italiana sembra essere più frastagliata delle altre: produttività, concorrenza, innovazione e competitività sono i nodi da sciogliere, in fretta. Eppure l Italia resiste e fa bene appoggiata sull industria, ovvero lo scheletro tanto robusto quanto flessibile su cui costruire davvero una nuova crescita economica e sociale in direzione 5.0, come fanno Cina e USA, che basano la propria competizione proprio sullo sviluppo industriale. C è l Italia da ricostruire, sul filo di questa nuova frontiera tecnologica e industriale. Ne parliamo con Riccardo Di Stefano, presidente dei Giovani Imprenditori di Confindustria.
In one sentence...Aging is malleable and there is a particular, mysterious protein of interest that may enable new therapies for age-related diseases such as stroke, diabetes, and obesity.Young blood in old bodies has been demonstrated in several studies to counteract some age-correlated ailments. Mark Allen, a medical doctor by training and an entrepreneur in practice, co-founded Elevian to understand and commercialize therapies using a recombinant growth differentiation factor known as GDF11, a ‘magic' protein, as referenced by the New York Times. Dr. Allen describes how his team is developing new medicines targeting the aging process, rather than the prevailing approach of most pharmaceutical products that target individual diseases. Highlighting a surprising result, if humanity was able to eradicate cancer completely, the outcome would only increase the average human lifespan by an estimated two to three years, while doubling the incidence of age-related diseases such as Alzheimer's. With its scientific foundations beginning emerging from the Harvard Stem Cell Institute, the Elevian team is rigorously exploring GDF11 and its effective use while navigating commercialization challenges. Specifically, how can an age-related therapy be reimbursable when “age” is not yet officially a disease (based on medical billing code)? We discuss with Dr. Allen about Elevian's path ahead and the strategies at work.
O que esperar da CPI do MST? Autor do pedido de investigação, Tenente Coronal Zucco fala sobre suas expectativas para a comissão. Meio-Dia em Brasília também ouve o ex-AGU Fábio Medina Osório sobre o retorno de Ibaneis ao GDF. As pautas mais quentes da política num debate ágil com integrantes dos Três Poderes. Quer formar sua opinião? Ouça todos os lados. Meio-dia em Brasília com Kiss Vasconcelos. Inscreva-se e receba a newsletter: https://bit.ly/2Gl9AdL Confira mais notícias em nosso site: https://www.oantagonista.com Acompanhe nossas redes sociais: https://www.fb.com/oantagonista https://www.twitter.com/o_antagonista https://www.instagram.com/o_antagonista https://www.tiktok.com/@oantagonista_oficial No Youtube deixe seu like e se inscreva no canal: https://www.youtube.com/c/OAntagonista
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?“We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.”That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by today's guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited – a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuro's focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry. In this episode you'll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com. Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn. Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?“We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.”That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by today's guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited – a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuro's focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry. In this episode you'll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com. Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn. Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?“We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.”That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by today's guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited – a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuro's focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry. In this episode you'll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com. Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn. Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
How I Show Up as Woman in a Male Dominated Industry with Vava Angwenyi S6 Ep.8How much do you know about your coffee before it comes out of your Keurig coffee machine or handed to you by the barista at your favorite coffee shop?We hardly have any stories told by the coffee producer or the person living in that country and experiencing all the emotions that go with working in the coffee industry, from the growing of the coffee, processing and selling it. This story has always been from the point of view of the buyer, the roaster, the trader - the foreigner looking in and excited about the new adventure of experiencing the place and its people. Hardly do we have stories especially from this continent that clearly touch on the perception of this continent and the real story of doing business in these environments.That was an excerpt from the Coffee Milk Blood by todays guest, Vava Angwenyi. In 2009, Vava started Vava Coffee Limited a social enterprise that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains. Her main aim is to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro and Vava Coffee Ltd. Gente Del Futuros focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry.In this episode youll learn: How to navigate as a woman in a male-dominated industry How to be a changemaker as a female entrepreneur challenging the status quo In the coffee industry.Key Takeaways Women (especially Black women) deal with unreasonable judgements about their appearance and their ability, especially when they are playing in a male-dominated space; While the entrepreneurship journey is challenging for many, adding layers of race and gender discrimination make the journey for Black women (especially Black African women) even more challenging; Make sure you understand what types of funding are best for you and your business structure; and Entrepreneurs should do better vetting of VCs and other funders. Due diligence is a two-way street. Guest Info:Learn about Vava here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vavaj/Learn more about Vava Coffee here: https://www.vavacoffeeinc.com/Learn more about GENTE DEL FUTURO here:https://www.gente-delfuturo.com/Learn about Coffee Milk Blood here: https://www.coffeemilkblood.com/What did you learn or like most about this episode? Let me know by rating, reviewing, and sharing this episode with three friends. Sharing is caring so be generous. Subscribe to the podcast at its home on the ALIVE Podcast Network, here https://wheres-the-funding.onpodium.com/ and here https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcast. Follow the podcast on your favorite podcast streaming platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, and more to get notified when new episodes drop.To be a guest or sponsor the podcast, email whereisthefunding@gmail.com.Follow the podcast on Instagram at whereisthefunding_podcast and follow me, your host Michelle J. McKenzie and the show page on LinkedIn.Join me next Friday for another episode.
In this episode we talk about:Coffee production in KenyaThe similarities between latin and african coffee productionHow we consumers perceive coffee producers vs how coffee producers would like to be seenThe success paradox, when too much financial success can turn off some buyers Resources:Support the show on Patreon to join our live Discord hangouts.And if you don't want to commit, show your support here with a one time contribution: PayPalSign up for the newsletter for behind the scenes pictures.If you're interesting in joining me in Colombia in JanuaryFermentation Training Camp 3Vava Coffee IncA bit about Vava Angwenyi...In 2009, Vava Angwenyi started VAVA COFFEE – a Benefit Corporation (B-corp) with a Social enterprise model that exports, roasts and consults on coffee value chains, the organization aims to contribute to better future prospects for coffee communities and the industry as a whole. The company ensures sustainable livelihoods for the people and communities in which it works. Vava is also the co-founder and director of business development & fundraising at GENTE DEL FUTURO (People of the Future). GDF formed in 2017 is an organization born out of a partnership between African Plantations Kilimanjaro, Vava Coffee and Oro Molido three private sector players within the coffee sector to tackle two of the main problems we face as an industry - Producer profitability and Next generation involvement. Gente Del Futuro's focus is to amplify the voices of youth by creating economic empowerment, choices and sustainability for the coffee industry. The organization offers young people a unique and one of a kind learning opportunity by fusing coffee cultures and knowledge from three different growing origins : Tanzania, Kenya and Colombia.Vava holds a Masters degree-Msc in International Finance and Management from University of Groningen as well as Certificate in Global Asset Management from Warrington College of Business, UF and a BSC in Statistics & Actuarial Science from University of Western Ontario- Canada. Vava's vision is to challenge the status quo and promote positive social disruption within the Coffee industry. This vision comes from an inborn passion for transformative change and a drive to promote the sustainable production of coffee at various origins by tracing the production of high quality coffee beans to the independent smallholder coffee farmer, who works day in and day out, against major obstacles and with meager resources to produce some of the world's best tasting coffees, often without an understanding or appreciation of the final fruits of their labor.Vava is also a Q grader and was part of the 2015 IVLP program a prestigious State Department sponsored program. Vava Coffee has also been recognized over the years for its grassroots initiatives and contribution to smallholder farming communities and Youth in agriculture. Vava served on the SCA board 2019- 2020 on the Finance and Sustainability Committees. In 2019 Vava Coffee was recognized as a Best for the world community Honoree - B Corp.Vava recently authored the book “Coffee Milk Blood”. Coffee Milk Blood is a project and book inspired by her own experience as an African woman in the industry and the theme of the book touches on appropriate storytelling/depiction of producers - how producers want to be seen beyond the coffee and as Women , the African woman, the culture of the place as well as underpinnings of Colonialism that are the structures we still operate within in our indust
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