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Organic Farming and Food Safety: What it could mean for our health to be conscious consumers with Changemaker -Sandra Mbuli-Mwangi
On this episode I sit down with Sandra Mbuli (virtually albeit), a seasoned financial services practitioner in the banking sector in Kenya, with work experience ranging from personal wealth management to SME support and Forex market trading.
She is also a change maker who is passionate about making an indelible mark in the lives and livelihoods of others, with a particular interest in the food ecosystem where she sees an opportunity to use technology to combat food waste while enhancing food security in vulnerable communities.
to discuss food ecosystems, the slow poisoning that comes with unhealthy lifestyle and what the conscious consumer can do to mitigate the risks of eating overly-processed and chemically unchecked food to preserve our health and avoid lifestyle diseases that come with come with trying to keep up with an ever changing society.
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By The Upcomers PodcastOn this episode I sit down with Sandra Mbuli (virtually albeit), a seasoned financial services practitioner in the banking sector in Kenya, with work experience ranging from personal wealth management to SME support and Forex market trading.
She is also a change maker who is passionate about making an indelible mark in the lives and livelihoods of others, with a particular interest in the food ecosystem where she sees an opportunity to use technology to combat food waste while enhancing food security in vulnerable communities.
to discuss food ecosystems, the slow poisoning that comes with unhealthy lifestyle and what the conscious consumer can do to mitigate the risks of eating overly-processed and chemically unchecked food to preserve our health and avoid lifestyle diseases that come with come with trying to keep up with an ever changing society.