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Erina McWilliam-Lopez
Erina McWilliam-Lopez is a strategic communications and program management professional who is passionate about connecting talented and purposed-fueled professionals with meaningful opportunities in social enterprise management and impact investing. She holds an exciting role at the Monterey Institute's Center for Social Impact Learning where she supports programs including the Frontier Market Scouts (go.miis.edu/fms), Ambassador Corps, Development Consulting, as well as an ongoing lineup of special events and workshops featuring some of the world's most committed change-makers. Engage: @erinamclopez
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Andrea Bouch
Andrea is a business development expert with a focus on social ventures and shaping the role of business in international development. Her work experience at Google, Kiva, and a number of start-up NGOs and social businesses has provided her with a skill set in scaling technology, microfinance, and education organizations in Latin America, Europe, and the US. Andrea holds a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) in International Development and NGO Management from the University of Geneva International Organizations MBA Program (IOMBA) and received her undergraduate degree in Communications and Latin American Studies from the University of California, San Diego.
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Julia Sevilla
Julia is the founder and social entrepreneur behind Kape Maria, a coffee social enterprise from the Philippines. The Philippines currently imports 24 million kilos of coffee a yeardespite the fact that we are located on the coffee belt! Kape Maria aims to do two things: 1. Encourage Filipinos to support local coffee by creating products that address their needs 2. Work with local coffee farmers to improve and expand supply.
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Alfonso Serrano
I have passion in my life, and it is all about finding ways to help people live better life. I started when I was 12 years old, participating as volunteer in a movement that helps families in rural communities in Mexico to find ways to have a better and happier life. I kept going every year for one week until I was 23, at that point is when I started noticing that the one thing that makes a family really change their life and their behavior is a house. A family cannot have health without a home, cannot send their kids to study if they don't have a descent place to sleep and to do their homework. Since that moment my passion has been finding ways to give families at the Bottom of the Pyramid the possibility to have a house that can really change their life and the way they live. On December 2007, I founded Construyendo Comunidades Integrales; witch is a nonprofit organization that seeks to help the most needed communities in Mexico, and taking volunteers to build houses for them. On January 2010, I participated in Unidos por Ellos A.C. This association was created to support Haiti after the earthquake. On March 2010 I founded Habvita that is a social business dedicated to developing housing projects based on self construction techniques. It is aimed towards BOP (bottom of the pyramid) social economic levels.
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