Motivating global youth to find their WHY with Alpha Sennon of WHYFARM
For Alpha Sennon, farming was not always the plan. It took time before he discovered his gift and his ultimate “why,” and now he wants to motivate others to find theirs.
Trinidad and Tobago
Creating a forever home for this Trinidadian community and the endangered animals within it
2018 YLAI Fellow Rondell Hamilton is the founder of Rennie’s Orphanage and Animal Rescue (ROAR) in Trinidad, a nonprofit organization managing the rehabilitation, repopulation, and rescue of wild animals.
Innovate, Scale Up, and Watch It Grow
A recap of U.S. Embassy Trinidad and Tobago’s recent entrepreneurship speaker program on making a global name out of an idea. 2018 YLAI alum and founding member of The Entrepreneurship Hub Shemeon Williams and global business development expert Cheryl Edison conducted a Facebook Live session May 29, with an overview of the steps that anyone starting a business should follow to build a global brand.
YLAI members who MADE A DIFFERENCE during the #YLAIEmpowers Communities Action Week
Congratulations to all the YLAI Network members who made a lasting contribution to their communities through their #YLAIEmpowers Communities Action Week events.
Los miembros de la red YLAI brindan estos consejos para recuperarse luego de sufrir un contratiempo [video]
El camino para comenzar una nueva empresa exitosa puede ser escabroso. Si eres emprendedor, sin duda ya habrás experimentado retos, y es probable que sufras reveses en el futuro a medida que vaya creciendo tu empresa u organización. La emprendedora ecuatoriana Nina Vaca, que actualmente es la presidenta del grupo Pinnacle Group, una de las … Read More »
YLAI Network members offer these tips for bouncing back after a setback [video]
The path to starting a successful new venture can be a rocky one. Read these pieces of advice from members of the YLAI Network for bouncing back after facing a setback or difficulty.
5 tips for starting a successful business
As an entrepreneur starting a new project or venture, you’re likely to face many challenges. Here’s some advice from other Latin American and Caribbean entrepreneurs who have been there.