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      <image:caption>The important issues of education, healthcare and entrepreneurship require multi-sector collaboration to make meaningful impact. For that reason, we are always looking to collaborate with others to achieve our goals. Interested in partnering? Please get in touch.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>President/Co-Founder Martin Ganda is the helmsman of Seeds of Africa Fund. Only a few years ago I so happened to be one of Africa’s underprivileged children, unable to go to school until an American pen pal, Caitlin, fortuitously financed my education using earnings from her babysitting job. Today I live in New York and have been very fortunate to work and connect with people that I never dreamt of, thanks to Caitlin whose investment in my education tremendously transformed my entire life. I understand that education has been the key to much of my life, and have always wanted to find a way to create similar educational opportunities for young students from poor families in Zimbabwe. Simba and I finally came up with a way to do so on a large scale when we founded the Seeds of Africa Fund in 2007, which financially supports poor students in Zimbabwe by providing them with the means to attend school. A few dollars from Caitlin’s babysitting job saved me from drowning in the pool of poverty that I was destined to die in. Through Caitlin’s help, I was able to finish my education. I hope you join us in transforming the lives of students in Zimbabwe who cannot afford education by investing in Seeds of Africa Fund.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Co-Founder "The one thing I could change about the world right now is leaders who do not realize their obligation of inspiring and providing opportunities for the people they lead". "I'm always wishing for opportunities to do more for those who can't help themselves, to help others in the same way that so many other people helped me". "Education gives hope because it's one thing in the world in which people can advance in life not because of who they are, where they are from or who they know, but how hard they work and how well they engage their minds". "The world could learn a thing or two from a former mentor and sponsor of mine who once said Success is not all about how high you can climb, it’s also about how many people you bring along" "I hope for the future that has everyone playing their part in giving children in the dark, forgotten parts of the world a shot at a better life through education".</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Senior Advisor Josh acts as senior advisor for Seeds of Africa. He is the Chief of Staff for the Deloitte/IBM Global Account in New York</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Design Architect Jonathan serves as the Design Architect of the Knowledge Center. Since 2009, he has supported Seeds of Africa Foundation to conceptualize a strategy for the Knowledge Centerâ€™s development, as well as its educational program. He has a Masters of Architecture from the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Maryland. He has served with a non-profit firm in India designing schools, libraries, and orphanages, and worked with the United Nations in Kenya on infrastructure related policy. He has worked as a design architect with architecture firms in both Princeton, NJ, and in Chicago, IL, most recently with Skidmore, Owings, &amp; Merrill LLP, gaining further exposure to international markets and cultures in the Middle East and in Asia. Jonathan is deeply supportive of the idea that education is a key driver for development and social change in Zimbabwe. He firmly believes that educational investments with the coordinated input of vehicles such as technology, architecture, and good design can further lead to effective empowerment of studentsâ€™ lives.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director Communication &amp; Marketing Ivy is the Director of Communications &amp; Marketing for Seeds of Africa. She has worked at a social enterprise in Kenya that creates economic opportunities for farmers living in extreme poverty and currently works in the financial industry in New York City. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and Economics from New York Universityâ€™s Stern School of Business. Ivy is passionate about international economic development and believes that young people are key agents for creating positive social change. She is immensely grateful for the educational opportunities that have enriched her life and hopes to help students in developing countries to reach their potential. Ivy speaks Chinese, Portuguese, and Spanish. She enjoys traveling, yoga, dance, and cooking.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director of Fundraising Simba, a native of Zimbabwe, is leading the fundraising initiatives for Seeds of Africa. He is also the Founder and Director of Nandi Sugar and Bio-Energy (Nandi), a firm whose mission it is to develop sustainable agricultural and renewable energy projects in Africa. Nandi focuses on partnering with both small and large-scale farmers in the entire bio-energy supply chain, from the production of sugarcane and tropical sugar beet, to the development of sugar mills, cogeneration power plants and distilleries. He received his undergraduate business degree from Howard University, Washington, DC. Prior to forming Nandi in 2009, Simba worked with Goldman Sachs where he was responsible for managing 12 Hedge Fund relationships with assets under management of two billion dollars and helped structure several private equity transactions in Southern Africa. He also has early career experience in the African tourism industry and with The Walt Disney Company. Simba is passionate about education in Africa, having participated in two ING New York City Marathons to raise funds for the African Leadership Academy in South Africa.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director of Finance Kevin sits on the finance committee for Seeds of Africa Foundation. His interest in financial markets was fostered during two six-month internships at General Electric in London and Goldman Sachs in New York City. Originally from France, Kevin spent his childhood, primary and secondary education in the surroundings of Evian, a small town of the French Alps on the shore of Lake Geneva. In 2007 he moved to the United States to finish up his Bachelor Degree at Northeastern University, and now works as a financial analyst on Wall Street. Kevin believes that education is the backbone of a more prosperous and better-educated world, giving kids future, hopes, and opportunities. In 2010 Kevin contributed to supporting Seeds of Africaâ€™s cause through a fundraiser and the accomplishment of the Montreal Marathon. Kevinâ€™s interests are skiing, playing soccer, playing table tennis, traveling, and reading the Economist. â€œSee opportunities in every difficulty rather than difficulties in every opportunitiesâ€ W. Churchill</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director of Operations Kudzayi is the Operations Director for Seeds of Africa Foundation in Zimbabwe. After passing his primary education at a rural bush school, Kudzayi moved to start his secondary education at St Peters Kubatana School in Harare. His hard work and effort was rewarded when he came out with the best results and was awarded a full scholarship for Advanced Level studies at Marist Brothers High School, where he pursued his passion in Business studies. On completion he started working with Delta Corporation Limited as a Chartered Accountant. Today he works as an investment banker and consultant. Through all this, he realized that it is important to understand and appreciate how education can transform one person and leading into the transformation of a family, a community, and a country. To realize how education is important is the first step; the greater step is being able to get that education. That is his call: Giving those who thirst for education the opportunity to get it!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Information Technology Tendekai serves as the co-director of Information Technology for Seeds Of Africa Foundation. He attended Duke University where he studied Computer Science and Economics as a B &amp; M Karsh scholar. Tendekai is working as a Software Development Engineer and is also the founder of 6tm Solutions, a tech venture with a focus on developing mobile applications for use in payment structures, m-rewards and customer relations management in Zimbabwe. His most recent software has received prestigious and financial reward from Europe's biggest startup accelerator, Seedcamp and is under consideration for several other programs in the USA. As a beneficiary of financial aid and scholarships throughout his education, he has come to appreciate how much any small donation can do for underprivileged children. He has seen people, empowered by education; go from struggling to making ends meet to making crucial decisions in both corporate and entrepreneurial structures. Tendekai is grateful for the opportunities and blessing granted to him and is passionate about giving back to society. He feels indebted to his society as they have helped him attain what he has today and the accomplishments he continues to gains. Outside of IT, Tendekai is passionate about soccer and Duke basketball.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Chief Strategy Officer Shikshya is the co- Chief Strategy Officer for Seeds of Africa. She received her BSc in Business, Management and finance from Brooklyn College in 2007. After three years of working at Goldman Sachs, she moved back to Nepal to pursue her interest in the development sector and is currently working on creating a link between sustainable social enterprises and private sector. Shikshya is a director at Radha Group of companies, which is involved in infrastructure development in Nepal. She is also a director at Radha Technical Training Institute which trains the marginalized population in Nepal with technical skills for advancement of their social and economic status in society. She believes that as privileged citizens of the world, people have a duty towards the ones less fortunate. A lot can be accomplished when like minded people put their minds together to come up with long term solutions for societal problems. Shikshya enjoys traveling, trekking and dancing.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director Information Technology Tawanda serves as the co-director of Information Technology for Seeds of Africa Foundation. Tawanda comes from Shamva, Zimbabwe. After completing his high school education, he was accepted into United States Achievers Program (USAP), a program that helps "highly-talented and determined, economically-disadvantaged Advanced Level students to negotiate and finance the admissions process for colleges and universities in the United States with the aim of producing highly-skilled and widely-educated leaders to build tomorrowâ€™s Zimbabwe." With the help of USAP, he got a full scholarship to attend Hamilton College in Clinton, NY where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. Tawanda is currently working on Wall Street in New York City as an investment banking technology analyst. He believes that getting involved in Seeds of Africa is a great way to make a difference in the lives of hundreds of very talented but under-privileged kids in Zimbabwe and help them to realize their potential. He enjoys playing soccer, cricket and chess.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director of Development Jarrett is the Development Officer responsible for building out the Seeds of Africa Foundation footprint at John Hopkins. He strongly supports the education of youth and the development of local entrepreneurs in developing countries as ways to reduce poverty. Jarrett has worked for the Ministry of Health in Rwanda, evaluating the cost effectiveness of diagnostic tests. He has also led teams to Mexico and Costa Rica, overseeing tasks ranging from building dental clinics to teaching English to constructing family dwellings, loving every minute involving service and leadership. Jarrett is currently the Full-Time Student President of Johns Hopkins Carey Business school where is pursuing an MBA. Jarrett received a Bachelor in Business Administration in Finance from Villanova University, following study abroad at Eastern China Normal University and the University of Sydney. He has traveled to 30 countries and considers himself a world traveler. Jarrettâ€™s interests are coaching, reading and playing chess.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>General Legal Counsel Growing up in rural Zimbabwe, Sarudzai was struck by some of the economic inequalities and social barriers that limited many young girls and boys the ability to reach their full potential. Although her family was always supportive of her academic pursuits, many of her contemporaries did not have such support and have remained trapped in what seems to be a vicious cycle â€” little education leading to increased poverty. Sarudzai strongly believes education is an integral part to the well being of an individual, society and the nation as a whole. Sarudzai worked as a senior state attorney in the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs in Zimbabwe. Although much of her activities have been related to her field of study, she engages with a broader range of issues of interest to her: for example, she coordinated a joint program between the Zimbabwe Ministry of Justice and Medicins Sans Frontiers that focused on educating the local community about the law as it relates to domestic violence and child abuse issues. Sarudzai holds a Master of Laws in Intellectual Property Law from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Yeshiva University and a Bachelor of Laws (Honors) Degree from the University of Zimbabwe. She is an active member of American Intellectual Property Organization. Sarudzai is fluent in English and Shona and understands Ndebele. She enjoys cooking, reading and once in a while catch a Chelsea soccer game on television.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Chief Strategy Officer Tinashe is the co- Chief Strategy Officer for Seeds of Africa. After experiencing the collapse of Zimbabweâ€™s robust school system, Tinashe has made it his mission to improve the situation of the Zimbabwean student. As the strategic advisor to the organization, He brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for the Zimbabwean school system. After graduating with honors from St Francis Xavierâ€™s, a mission school in Zimbabwe, he earned a Bachelor of Science with Distinction from Drexel University â€“ majoring in Economics and Finance. He has worked for an Investment bank in New York on strategic initiatives for the firm. In order for Africa to achieve its projected growth potential, the economic situation of the shrinking middle class has to be improved. Education is the key to economic and social freedom. "To a man who does not know the bounds the slavery, emancipation is meaningless" â€“ The education we often take for granted today, has the ability to eliminate famine and improve the lives of many.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director Development Shaneel is the Development Officer responsible for building out the Seeds of Africa Foundation footprint at University of Virginia. Shaneel is a student at University of Virginia majoring in Commerce and Economics. He has worked in Zimbabweâ€™s hyper inflationary environment and has witnessed the effects the economy has had on the education system. Shaneel has been involved with several education initiatives including the Kudzidza Foundation which sponsored primary education for hundreds of HIV/AIDS orphans in northern Zimbabwe. Shaneel has traveled to over 40 countries He is passionate about education and poverty alleviation. He believes that education is the key to alleviating poverty and empowering future generations. During his leisure time he enjoys golfing and traveling.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>President/Co-Founder Martin Ganda is the helmsman of Seeds of Africa Fund. Only a few years ago I so happened to be one of Africa’s underprivileged children, unable to go to school until an American pen pal, Caitlin, fortuitously financed my education using earnings from her babysitting job. Today I live in New York and have been very fortunate to work and connect with people that I never dreamt of, thanks to Caitlin whose investment in my education tremendously transformed my entire life. I understand that education has been the key to much of my life, and have always wanted to find a way to create similar educational opportunities for young students from poor families in Zimbabwe. Simba and I finally came up with a way to do so on a large scale when we founded the Seeds of Africa Fund in 2007, which financially supports poor students in Zimbabwe by providing them with the means to attend school. A few dollars from Caitlin’s babysitting job saved me from drowning in the pool of poverty that I was destined to die in. Through Caitlin’s help, I was able to finish my education. I hope you join us in transforming the lives of students in Zimbabwe who cannot afford education by investing in Seeds of Africa Fund.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Co-Founder "The one thing I could change about the world right now is leaders who do not realize their obligation of inspiring and providing opportunities for the people they lead". "I'm always wishing for opportunities to do more for those who can't help themselves, to help others in the same way that so many other people helped me". "Education gives hope because it's one thing in the world in which people can advance in life not because of who they are, where they are from or who they know, but how hard they work and how well they engage their minds". "The world could learn a thing or two from a former mentor and sponsor of mine who once said Success is not all about how high you can climb, it’s also about how many people you bring along" "I hope for the future that has everyone playing their part in giving children in the dark, forgotten parts of the world a shot at a better life through education".</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Project Destined has worked with numerous local and national corporate partners in the execution of its impact model.  Interested in partnering with us? Please tell us more by filling out our form and the Project Destined Team would be happy to explore.  </image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Working with its sister organization, Destined Capital Management, Project Destined Scholars work on deal teams to assess and execute on the acquisition of stabilized Class B and C multifamily properties across the country with a portion of the investment profits being issued to the scholars in a grant-making capacity for scholarship capital. Are you a non-profit or a for-profit entity or individual seeking to leverage philanthropic capital for both social and financial return? Please fill out our form and we would love to speak with you about ways in which you can help create significant scholarship capital for our program scholars.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Project Destined seeks to empower urban youth through both training and exposure. We seek to create and secure ”sprint” internships for our scholars where students gain access to impactful two to three week exposure internships with some of the worlds best companies. Interested in facilitating Project Destined Sprint Internships? Please fill out our form and we would love to explore opportunities to have our future leaders of tomorrow work with you.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>President/Co-Founder Martin Ganda is the helmsman of Seeds of Africa Fund. Only a few years ago I so happened to be one of Africa’s underprivileged children, unable to go to school until an American pen pal, Caitlin, fortuitously financed my education using earnings from her babysitting job. Today I live in New York and have been very fortunate to work and connect with people that I never dreamt of, thanks to Caitlin whose investment in my education tremendously transformed my entire life. I understand that education has been the key to much of my life, and have always wanted to find a way to create similar educational opportunities for young students from poor families in Zimbabwe. Simba and I finally came up with a way to do so on a large scale when we founded the Seeds of Africa Fund in 2007, which financially supports poor students in Zimbabwe by providing them with the means to attend school. A few dollars from Caitlin’s babysitting job saved me from drowning in the pool of poverty that I was destined to die in. Through Caitlin’s help, I was able to finish my education. I hope you join us in transforming the lives of students in Zimbabwe who cannot afford education by investing in Seeds of Africa Fund.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Co-Founder "The one thing I could change about the world right now is leaders who do not realize their obligation of inspiring and providing opportunities for the people they lead". "I'm always wishing for opportunities to do more for those who can't help themselves, to help others in the same way that so many other people helped me". "Education gives hope because it's one thing in the world in which people can advance in life not because of who they are, where they are from or who they know, but how hard they work and how well they engage their minds". "The world could learn a thing or two from a former mentor and sponsor of mine who once said Success is not all about how high you can climb, it’s also about how many people you bring along" "I hope for the future that has everyone playing their part in giving children in the dark, forgotten parts of the world a shot at a better life through education".</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Senior Advisor Josh acts as senior advisor for Seeds of Africa. He is the Chief of Staff for the Deloitte/IBM Global Account in New York</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Design Architect Jonathan serves as the Design Architect of the Knowledge Center. Since 2009, he has supported Seeds of Africa Foundation to conceptualize a strategy for the Knowledge Centerâ€™s development, as well as its educational program. He has a Masters of Architecture from the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Maryland. He has served with a non-profit firm in India designing schools, libraries, and orphanages, and worked with the United Nations in Kenya on infrastructure related policy. He has worked as a design architect with architecture firms in both Princeton, NJ, and in Chicago, IL, most recently with Skidmore, Owings, &amp; Merrill LLP, gaining further exposure to international markets and cultures in the Middle East and in Asia. Jonathan is deeply supportive of the idea that education is a key driver for development and social change in Zimbabwe. He firmly believes that educational investments with the coordinated input of vehicles such as technology, architecture, and good design can further lead to effective empowerment of studentsâ€™ lives.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director Communication &amp; Marketing Ivy is the Director of Communications &amp; Marketing for Seeds of Africa. She has worked at a social enterprise in Kenya that creates economic opportunities for farmers living in extreme poverty and currently works in the financial industry in New York City. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and Economics from New York Universityâ€™s Stern School of Business. Ivy is passionate about international economic development and believes that young people are key agents for creating positive social change. She is immensely grateful for the educational opportunities that have enriched her life and hopes to help students in developing countries to reach their potential. Ivy speaks Chinese, Portuguese, and Spanish. She enjoys traveling, yoga, dance, and cooking.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director of Fundraising Simba, a native of Zimbabwe, is leading the fundraising initiatives for Seeds of Africa. He is also the Founder and Director of Nandi Sugar and Bio-Energy (Nandi), a firm whose mission it is to develop sustainable agricultural and renewable energy projects in Africa. Nandi focuses on partnering with both small and large-scale farmers in the entire bio-energy supply chain, from the production of sugarcane and tropical sugar beet, to the development of sugar mills, cogeneration power plants and distilleries. He received his undergraduate business degree from Howard University, Washington, DC. Prior to forming Nandi in 2009, Simba worked with Goldman Sachs where he was responsible for managing 12 Hedge Fund relationships with assets under management of two billion dollars and helped structure several private equity transactions in Southern Africa. He also has early career experience in the African tourism industry and with The Walt Disney Company. Simba is passionate about education in Africa, having participated in two ING New York City Marathons to raise funds for the African Leadership Academy in South Africa.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director of Finance Kevin sits on the finance committee for Seeds of Africa Foundation. His interest in financial markets was fostered during two six-month internships at General Electric in London and Goldman Sachs in New York City. Originally from France, Kevin spent his childhood, primary and secondary education in the surroundings of Evian, a small town of the French Alps on the shore of Lake Geneva. In 2007 he moved to the United States to finish up his Bachelor Degree at Northeastern University, and now works as a financial analyst on Wall Street. Kevin believes that education is the backbone of a more prosperous and better-educated world, giving kids future, hopes, and opportunities. In 2010 Kevin contributed to supporting Seeds of Africaâ€™s cause through a fundraiser and the accomplishment of the Montreal Marathon. Kevinâ€™s interests are skiing, playing soccer, playing table tennis, traveling, and reading the Economist. â€œSee opportunities in every difficulty rather than difficulties in every opportunitiesâ€ W. Churchill</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director of Operations Kudzayi is the Operations Director for Seeds of Africa Foundation in Zimbabwe. After passing his primary education at a rural bush school, Kudzayi moved to start his secondary education at St Peters Kubatana School in Harare. His hard work and effort was rewarded when he came out with the best results and was awarded a full scholarship for Advanced Level studies at Marist Brothers High School, where he pursued his passion in Business studies. On completion he started working with Delta Corporation Limited as a Chartered Accountant. Today he works as an investment banker and consultant. Through all this, he realized that it is important to understand and appreciate how education can transform one person and leading into the transformation of a family, a community, and a country. To realize how education is important is the first step; the greater step is being able to get that education. That is his call: Giving those who thirst for education the opportunity to get it!</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Information Technology Tendekai serves as the co-director of Information Technology for Seeds Of Africa Foundation. He attended Duke University where he studied Computer Science and Economics as a B &amp; M Karsh scholar. Tendekai is working as a Software Development Engineer and is also the founder of 6tm Solutions, a tech venture with a focus on developing mobile applications for use in payment structures, m-rewards and customer relations management in Zimbabwe. His most recent software has received prestigious and financial reward from Europe's biggest startup accelerator, Seedcamp and is under consideration for several other programs in the USA. As a beneficiary of financial aid and scholarships throughout his education, he has come to appreciate how much any small donation can do for underprivileged children. He has seen people, empowered by education; go from struggling to making ends meet to making crucial decisions in both corporate and entrepreneurial structures. Tendekai is grateful for the opportunities and blessing granted to him and is passionate about giving back to society. He feels indebted to his society as they have helped him attain what he has today and the accomplishments he continues to gains. Outside of IT, Tendekai is passionate about soccer and Duke basketball.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Chief Strategy Officer Shikshya is the co- Chief Strategy Officer for Seeds of Africa. She received her BSc in Business, Management and finance from Brooklyn College in 2007. After three years of working at Goldman Sachs, she moved back to Nepal to pursue her interest in the development sector and is currently working on creating a link between sustainable social enterprises and private sector. Shikshya is a director at Radha Group of companies, which is involved in infrastructure development in Nepal. She is also a director at Radha Technical Training Institute which trains the marginalized population in Nepal with technical skills for advancement of their social and economic status in society. She believes that as privileged citizens of the world, people have a duty towards the ones less fortunate. A lot can be accomplished when like minded people put their minds together to come up with long term solutions for societal problems. Shikshya enjoys traveling, trekking and dancing.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director Information Technology Tawanda serves as the co-director of Information Technology for Seeds of Africa Foundation. Tawanda comes from Shamva, Zimbabwe. After completing his high school education, he was accepted into United States Achievers Program (USAP), a program that helps "highly-talented and determined, economically-disadvantaged Advanced Level students to negotiate and finance the admissions process for colleges and universities in the United States with the aim of producing highly-skilled and widely-educated leaders to build tomorrowâ€™s Zimbabwe." With the help of USAP, he got a full scholarship to attend Hamilton College in Clinton, NY where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. Tawanda is currently working on Wall Street in New York City as an investment banking technology analyst. He believes that getting involved in Seeds of Africa is a great way to make a difference in the lives of hundreds of very talented but under-privileged kids in Zimbabwe and help them to realize their potential. He enjoys playing soccer, cricket and chess.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director of Development Jarrett is the Development Officer responsible for building out the Seeds of Africa Foundation footprint at John Hopkins. He strongly supports the education of youth and the development of local entrepreneurs in developing countries as ways to reduce poverty. Jarrett has worked for the Ministry of Health in Rwanda, evaluating the cost effectiveness of diagnostic tests. He has also led teams to Mexico and Costa Rica, overseeing tasks ranging from building dental clinics to teaching English to constructing family dwellings, loving every minute involving service and leadership. Jarrett is currently the Full-Time Student President of Johns Hopkins Carey Business school where is pursuing an MBA. Jarrett received a Bachelor in Business Administration in Finance from Villanova University, following study abroad at Eastern China Normal University and the University of Sydney. He has traveled to 30 countries and considers himself a world traveler. Jarrettâ€™s interests are coaching, reading and playing chess.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>General Legal Counsel Growing up in rural Zimbabwe, Sarudzai was struck by some of the economic inequalities and social barriers that limited many young girls and boys the ability to reach their full potential. Although her family was always supportive of her academic pursuits, many of her contemporaries did not have such support and have remained trapped in what seems to be a vicious cycle â€” little education leading to increased poverty. Sarudzai strongly believes education is an integral part to the well being of an individual, society and the nation as a whole. Sarudzai worked as a senior state attorney in the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs in Zimbabwe. Although much of her activities have been related to her field of study, she engages with a broader range of issues of interest to her: for example, she coordinated a joint program between the Zimbabwe Ministry of Justice and Medicins Sans Frontiers that focused on educating the local community about the law as it relates to domestic violence and child abuse issues. Sarudzai holds a Master of Laws in Intellectual Property Law from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Yeshiva University and a Bachelor of Laws (Honors) Degree from the University of Zimbabwe. She is an active member of American Intellectual Property Organization. Sarudzai is fluent in English and Shona and understands Ndebele. She enjoys cooking, reading and once in a while catch a Chelsea soccer game on television.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Chief Strategy Officer Tinashe is the co- Chief Strategy Officer for Seeds of Africa. After experiencing the collapse of Zimbabweâ€™s robust school system, Tinashe has made it his mission to improve the situation of the Zimbabwean student. As the strategic advisor to the organization, He brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for the Zimbabwean school system. After graduating with honors from St Francis Xavierâ€™s, a mission school in Zimbabwe, he earned a Bachelor of Science with Distinction from Drexel University â€“ majoring in Economics and Finance. He has worked for an Investment bank in New York on strategic initiatives for the firm. In order for Africa to achieve its projected growth potential, the economic situation of the shrinking middle class has to be improved. Education is the key to economic and social freedom. "To a man who does not know the bounds the slavery, emancipation is meaningless" â€“ The education we often take for granted today, has the ability to eliminate famine and improve the lives of many.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Director Development Shaneel is the Development Officer responsible for building out the Seeds of Africa Foundation footprint at University of Virginia. Shaneel is a student at University of Virginia majoring in Commerce and Economics. He has worked in Zimbabweâ€™s hyper inflationary environment and has witnessed the effects the economy has had on the education system. Shaneel has been involved with several education initiatives including the Kudzidza Foundation which sponsored primary education for hundreds of HIV/AIDS orphans in northern Zimbabwe. Shaneel has traveled to over 40 countries He is passionate about education and poverty alleviation. He believes that education is the key to alleviating poverty and empowering future generations. During his leisure time he enjoys golfing and traveling.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Experienced Impact Investment Professional, Social Entreprenuer, African Optimist</image:caption>
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