Objectives:
In this
session participants will learn:
The expected outcome is for the audience and participants to become
more aware of this mentorship programme and how they might be able to be more
involved in building the programme or use the learnings to develop similar
programmes. Additionally, the session may bring opportunities for greater
collaboration to advance the reach and success of the programme.
Presenters:
TBC, International Agri-Food
Network, Policy Manager, Non-governmental Organization
Kantha Shelke, Corvus Blue, LLC and
Johns Hopkins University, Founder and Principal
(Corvus Blue), Sr Lecturer (Johns Hopkins), United
States
Janefrances Nkiruka Ighosewe, Something Lite Greek Yogurt, Founder, Nigeria
Donna Rosa, Efour Enterprises,
Chief Entrepreneurship Officer, United States
Oluwaseun Sangoleye, Baby Grubz, Chief Executive Officer,
Nigeria
Michael Keller, International Agri-Food Network, Chair, Non-governmental Organization
This session is brought to you by the Institute of Food Technologists and the International Agrifood Network. To learn more visit IFT - IFT.org and International Agri-Food Network (IAFN) - Home (agrifood.net)
- How to establish a mentorship programme for women entrepreneurs in agrifood, including logistics, recruitment, and some challenges, etc.
- Success stories of the mentorship programme
- Key learnings from the pilot programme and opportunities for future expansion
Presenters:
Michael Keller, International Agri-Food Network, Chair, Non-governmental Organization
This session is brought to you by the Institute of Food Technologists and the International Agrifood Network. To learn more visit IFT - IFT.org and International Agri-Food Network (IAFN) - Home (agrifood.net)