Mission – Connect the marginalized to the digital world. Solution – Commercially viable, fast and reliable broadband internet infrastructure for the urban poor. The central components of this solution that lead to impact include: • Last mile fiber optic: build the infrastructure to provide fiber optic broadband connection in poor urban neighborhoods • Pre-paid systems: fully flexible pre-paid payment plans that adjust to the user’s cash flow (e.g. daily, weekly, monthly)• Low switching costs: equipment on loan eliminates switch costs from poorer services

Warc Africa is a social enterprise focused on redefining the role of the African Farmer and making climate smart agriculture in Africa the norm. The New African Farmer is one who embraces the best of existing technologies to become true competitive producers, job creators and the guardians of their most precious resource: their soils. Warc uses large-scale top agricultural equipment to deliver inputs as a service to the New African Farmer, that increases income 10-fold. The company was founded by Argentineans and tap into South America’s agricultural expertise to be a prime example of South-South cooperation. By providing the best of technology and the belief that a smallholder farmer has room to grow, they support farmers achieve food security, nutrition balance, and income generation. In addition, these services are delivered by formerly non-skilled village farmers that are now farmer managers, trained on Warc’s large-scale Training Farm - creating jobs, fair and stable salaries and adding to West Africa’s ability to feed itself and eventually feed the world.Warc operates in Sierra Leone and Ghana, impacted over 10,000 people directly, created hundreds of direct jobs and is on the path to replicating its model in 3 additional West African countries. It’s farming model helped farmers escape hunger and put thousands of hectares of land under regenerative agriculture. Their example is being picked up by other players in the sector.

"Harnessing the vast energy in waste to decarbonize hard-to-clean sectors" Quipu Bio is developing the first advanced renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant in the Caribbean region. Converting cooking oils and animal fats into high-energy fuels to power planes, ships and cars. Why Sustainable Aviation Fuel – a solution for a hard to clean sector:• A plane would require 15 times it’s weight in batteries to be powered by electricity • Aviation contributes ~2.5% of the global C02 emissions• Passenger journeys are set to double before 2040Quipu’s SAF reduces 80% the emission of greenhouse gases

Corporate Manager Purchasing. Tasks & achievements: - Strategic sourcing of Preforms and Injection materials - spend of ca. 60 million euros, for 9 production plants in 8 european countries- Supplier Relationship Management – building long term relationships with partners- Project management – lead coodination of sourcing strategies and new developments- Market analysis, identification of risks and potentials. Reports and presentation to Top Management- Member of the Winning Culture Committee – coordinate team building events worldwide for 600 purchasing employees.- Recognized with the Purchasing Excellence Award in 2009 & 2011 for excellence in sourcing- Ranked as Henkel Top Manager, based on performance and potential. (95% percentile)

Analysts. The spanish based group has invested 250 million euros in Spain. Main tasks:- Time framed project to investigate investment opportunities in Argentina on the renewable energy sector.- Studied and modelled the construction of a wind farm in Santa Cruz, biofuel plant in Buenos Aires and a Biomass plant in Corrientes, with a total investment value of 60 million euros.- Special focus on networking and localization of local partners.

Administration. Main tasks:- Part time work, managing the 12-employee family business- 2 direct reports – Sales and Poduction Managers