Kendra is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of BaMatooke Made, a social enterprise in Uganda. BaMatooke Made provides short-term employment, entrepreneurship training, and business startup capital to women and youth living under the poverty line in Uganda.

Kendra is passionate about poverty alleviation through sustainable economic stimulation and believes that there is an end to poverty when we connect the world's poorest labor and skillsets with the middle and upper-class markets.

On the podcast, we talk about launching a social enterprise abroad, networking hacks, cultural differences in the workplace, and lessons she wishes she could pass onto her younger self about collaborating on an international business venture.

I loved this interview and learned a lot! I hope you enjoy it as well!

Visit BaMatooke Made at www.bamatookemade.com