BDC Rwanda is blessed to have a new cohort of 13 dynamic and aspiring entrepreneurs. The new cohort started it’s 14-week program on July 11th. With their badges and materials in hand, they’re officially underway. Showing much promise and enthusiasm, the class has really hit the ground running and already been exposed to some unique opportunities.
In anticipation of this fall’s Nehemiah Week in Orlando, FL, hosted by The Nehemiah Project, we’re re-sharing a favorite article outlining kingdom business by one of the organization’s founders, Patrice Tsague. This book of the law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate in it day and night that you may observe
Cohort 3 Graduate, Grace Mugabekazi, Interviews Mathilde Umurerwa from Cohort 1 for her Business Magazine *previously published Tell me about yourself. My name is Mathilde Umurerwa. I am a proud wife and mother of eight children. Four boys and four girls. I am 37. Plus, I am an entrepreneur! I own a company called Ntuma Supply
Late this spring, our Communications Manager, Kaitlyn, had the opportunity to travel out to Colorado Springs, CO to attend the YWAM EMERGE Business Summit. If you’re not familiar with YWAM (Youth With A Mission), it is nothing short of a rising tide. Founded by Loren Cunningham and his wife, Darlene, the organization has existed since 1960 and
By: Kaitlyn Hiltz // May 9th, 2016 The next testimony from our Success Story Series comes from another Chick-fil-A Owner/Operator, Jonathan Purser, out of Calhoun, GA. Jonathan’s story is truly touching and a testament to hard work, consistency, and the beauty of what happens when you set your gaze on the bigger picture. Background –
A year ago, visiting executive and serial entrepreneur, Colleene Isaacs, followed her heart and took a trip of faith to Rwanda. She was introduced to an Investment Expo being hosted by BDC Rwanda, through a fellow kingdom business organization, Global Advance. Her time there proved to be a divine opportunity she’d felt God calling her
Where Were We? – Last month, we left off talking about the experiences of Darrell Frick, RCE ambassador, distance consultant, and visiting executive to BDC Rwanda. If you missed Part 1, you can catch up and check it out here. As anyone can imagine, there are often challenges associated with trying to communicate cross-continentally and cross-culturally.
Chick-fil-A Operator and Visiting Executive, Darrell Frick, Shares His Experiences of BDC Rwanda By Kaitlyn Hiltz – March 16, 2016 How It All Began – This week we got to catch up with a long-standing RCE friend, ambassador, distance consultant, and visiting executive, Darrell Frick about his experiences being involved with RCE. It all began in 2012,
Originally Posted: December 2014 1)Can you describe what the Center for Entrepreneurship does? Regent University’s Center for Entrepreneurship seeks to transform people and nations through kingdom business. Specifically, we… Research theoretical and practical foundations for kingdom business. Disseminate information about best practices and business opportunities to those who will join and advance the kingdom business movement.
Originally posted: 10 October 2012 Jason Benedict, the Rwanda Business Development Center (BDC) cofounder, said: “As a social venture, one of our goals as a BDC is to provide transformational training in best practice that will have a positive impact on the Rwandan marketplace and society in general.” In October 2012 the BDC had yet another
