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Can You Make Money and Change the World? - The Story of Jibu - Interview with co-founder Randy Welsch
Today we have the opportunity to talk with a good friend of mine, Randy Welsch.
Randy is a non-stop entrepreneur, leadership expert and highly experienced in the ways of Kingdom Enterprise.
He is also a co-founder of an amazingly successful company called ‘Jibu’.
Jibu as 154 established franchise locations in 8 countries and 14,000 Viable Franchise locations emerging!
More at: www.Jibuco.com
Jibu is a for-profit social enterprise that prioritizes impact in communities. Their hybrid approach stimulates responsible economic growth and independence. Through local entrepreneurship they produce safe drinking water as well as supply other essential products like LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas) and fortified porridge and sell them at affordable prices in the communities they serve.
Jibu capitalizes and equips emerging market entrepreneurs to create affordable access to drinking water and other necessities.
From Ordained Minister, professor at the Air Force academy, Space Industry Entrepreneur and Kingdom Enterprise pioneer… Randy has covered a LOT of terrain in his career.
Follow along as I interview Randy about his highly successful and profitable Kingdom business model that is transforming poor urban areas in Africa and beyond. The key to redemptive business is to Make Money and Make Impact without compromising either.
Highlights Include:
- There are Marketplace Solutions for poverty
- Handouts are not God’s solution for poverty
- Equity vs. Donations
- Business is more than ‘Sustainable’
- 3 startups and 3 failures
- 10 viable locations expanded to 14000!
- Focusing on the transformational ecosystem … not just a product
- A highly evolved, upside down, franchise model
- Jibu has a 98% Franchisee success rate!
- How you vet a potential franchisee
- For Profit or Non Profit?
- The difference between BAM and ‘Business IS Mission’
- Generational impact
- Don’t apologize for making money
- What a redemptive framework actually is
- Solid advice for redemptive entrepreneurs
- We have to become the people around us without compromising our values and beliefs
- What it really mean for a spiritual leader to equip the Saints
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Today we have the opportunity to talk with a good friend of mine, Randy Welsch.
Randy is a non-stop entrepreneur, leadership expert and highly experienced in the ways of Kingdom Enterprise.
He is also a co-founder of an amazingly successful company called ‘Jibu’.
Jibu as 154 established franchise locations in 8 countries and 14,000 Viable Franchise locations emerging!
More at: www.Jibuco.com
Jibu is a for-profit social enterprise that prioritizes impact in communities. Their hybrid approach stimulates responsible economic growth and independence. Through local entrepreneurship they produce safe drinking water as well as supply other essential products like LPG (Liquified Petroleum Gas) and fortified porridge and sell them at affordable prices in the communities they serve.
Jibu capitalizes and equips emerging market entrepreneurs to create affordable access to drinking water and other necessities.
From Ordained Minister, professor at the Air Force academy, Space Industry Entrepreneur and Kingdom Enterprise pioneer… Randy has covered a LOT of terrain in his career.
Follow along as I interview Randy about his highly successful and profitable Kingdom business model that is transforming poor urban areas in Africa and beyond. The key to redemptive business is to Make Money and Make Impact without compromising either.
Highlights Include:
- There are Marketplace Solutions for poverty
- Handouts are not God’s solution for poverty
- Equity vs. Donations
- Business is more than ‘Sustainable’
- 3 startups and 3 failures
- 10 viable locations expanded to 14000!
- Focusing on the transformational ecosystem … not just a product
- A highly evolved, upside down, franchise model
- Jibu has a 98% Franchisee success rate!
- How you vet a potential franchisee
- For Profit or Non Profit?
- The difference between BAM and ‘Business IS Mission’
- Generational impact
- Don’t apologize for making money
- What a redemptive framework actually is
- Solid advice for redemptive entrepreneurs
- We have to become the people around us without compromising our values and beliefs
- What it really mean for a spiritual leader to equip the Saints