@Work with Engaisi

Where do businesses fail when it comes to growth? While there are quite a number of factors we can look at, this episode hones in some of the solutions from one company's perspective. 

Kevine from Uzuri K&Y, a Rwandese eco-friendly Rwandese footwear brand inspired by African culture speaks to us about the journey from humble beginnings to a now solid, well-established and flourishing business with social impact as its guiding star.

Where do businesses fail when it comes to growth? While there are quite a number of factors we can look at, this episode focuses on what the business itself can do from the inside to ensure sustainability and creating conducive opportunities for growth and scale.

Kevine from Uzuri K&Y, a Rwandese eco-friendly Rwandese footwear brand inspired by African culture speaks to us about the journey from humble beginnings to a now solid, well-established and flourishing business with social impact as its guiding star.

Where do businesses fail when it comes to growth? While there are quite a number of factors we can look at, this episode focuses on what the business itself can do from the inside to ensure sustainability and creating conducive opportunities for growth and scale.

Kevine from Uzuri K&Y, a Rwandese eco-friendly Rwandese footwear brand inspired by African culture speaks to us about the journey from humble beginnings to a now solid, well-established and flourishing business with social impact as its guiding star.

How do we gauge whether our business idea is onto something and is potentially viable? And once you establish the business, what do you do when you have a growing team? We delve into these two questions in today’s episode through Albany James’ experiences in starting-up and running FoodSasa.

What’s it really like transitioning from employment to entrepreneurship? 
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The short answer is that it’s complex and this episode delves into the long answer on why that is through one entrepreneur's point of view. 

Ellen Mndima recounts her experiences of being a young executive and going through the motions of starting her own business. 

What was the last thing you did that terrified you? What came of it?
This week’s conversation centers around allowing ourselves to explore our interests and act on our ideas. We speak with Ellen Mndima, founder of Infinate solutions, a marketing firm based in Arusha about the power of putting ourselves out there, especially when it terrifies us.