She encountered KIBIR at a visionary gathering for a Christian group known as "KITO Family," which brings together young people for fellowship. Upon completing the training, she proactively reached out to KIBIR and secured an internship for three months. At that time, she had already initiated a small-scale venture selling honey and spices. Over time, she significantly expanded her business, establishing a robust foundation. In today's market, it's notably challenging to procure pure honey free from harmful additives. Ruth's enterprise stands out as one firmly grounded in biblical principles.
Sena, a determined and ambitious entrepreneur, built a successful jewelry-making business after recovering from a leg injury. During her recovery, she honed her bracelet-making skills and transformed her hobby into a profitable venture, utilizing online platforms to showcase her products. Additionally, she is committed to supporting mission trips organized by her fellowship once her business takes off.
As a 25 year-old graduate in hydraulics and water resources engineering from Bahir Dar University, Natnael founded “UTAN Printing and Design, plc” in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Like many other young graduates in Ethiopia, Natnael didn’t find his degree had as much potential as becoming a sole proprietor. He is one of our upcoming KIBIR trainers and model young-entrepreneur as he launched his printing and design shop with 300,000 Ethiopian Birr ($10,800 USD) in start-up capital, out of which 100,000 birr was a loan granted by KIBIR Consultants. KIBIR is now working closely with Natnael as he establishes and of develops this young business.
Abenezer, a determined and enterprising entrepreneur, is the proud owner of a highly successful chicken farm. His unwavering dedication to his business is matched only by his steadfast faith. Recently, he forged a powerful partnership with an investor who owns a restaurant, propelling his business to new heights. Now, he is strategically planning to expand his operations by acquiring a cutting-edge food processing machine for his chickens. This bold move will not only streamline operations but also result in substantial savings on feed expenses. In addition to his thriving business, Abenezer is a devoted husband and a caring father to two children.
Henok is a driven entrepreneur from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. He pursued leather crafting on the advice of his teacher in grade 10, choosing to attend college for three years to hone his skills. After gaining experience in various leather factories, Henok ventured out on his own, investing in equipment and securing loans to expand his business. With a vision to empower widows and divorced mothers, he plans to provide job opportunities in the future. Additionally, he is actively involved in supporting missionary work.
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