To offer a cutting-edge, top of the range, quality education to the Nigerian child even at a time when standards are falling.
1000 Education & Training
Surekha Waldia: ELNA– A New Model For Learning
Deep inside me I had always wanted to be independent and be free of restrictions, but at the same time do such work that would help change the lives of the people I worked with.
Zein Shiyyab: eTraining1.com– Celebrate Your Small And Big Successes
Being an entrepreneur means that your life is changing by being more challenging, more stressful and more successful as well if you have the determination to proceed and keep working and never GIVE UP!
Rainie Howard: Sisters of Hope, Inc
After experiencing true happiness, confidence and peace in my life; I developed a strong passion to help other women and girls experience the same joy in their lives.
Leah Goold-Haws: Mindevices
My work has allowed me to better understand the impact education & economics have on health and quality of life.
Kanchana Banerjee: Writeword
Seeing so many professionally qualified women who give up on their jobs for domestic reasons; I thought why not teach them how to write and help them get started as freelance writers.
Vanessa Bright: Financial Futures Now
I started my company to educate America’s youth on the basic principles of financial literacy and provide them with the skills to become financially free and fiscally responsible adults.
Shien-ru Tsao: Project 116
I starting Project 116, a social enterprise that teaches kids entrepreneurship skills. Students learn how to develop sustainable products through hands-on projects.
Nisha Moodley: Fierce Fabulous and Free
After overcoming emotional eating and food addiction, I started a health coaching practice 5 years ago, helping women find freedom from emotional eating.
Thea Myhrvold: IB Smart
After only a few months I have been featured in magazines like Cosmopolitan, which was a great honor. I am only 22, and for such a magazine to ask me for my advice was really fun!