“It is an amazing experience working with such a talented and driven individual who is so focused on using innovative thinking and technology to reshape the healthcare industry... I had the opportunity to really dig deeper and gain insight into emerging models that create an enabling environment for healthcare and access to safe and reliable drugs”
- EIR Mohamed Bayoumy, Boehringer Ingelheim, Saudi Arabia, and Ashoka Fellow Moka Lantum, founder of iSikCure, Kenya. Click on the photo above for a full interview with EIR alumni Mohamed Bayoumy
Por meio do programa Executive in Residence, executivas e executivos de empresas realizam um trabalho local com os principais empreendedores(as) sociais ao redor do mundo durante um período de duas semanas a seis meses. Durante o tempo que passa com a empreendedora ou o empreendedor social, o executivo enfrenta um desafio que é fundamental para a capacidade desse(a) empreendedor(a) social de dimensionar seu impacto.
Ao mesmo tempo, ao trabalhar com as pessoas mais inovadoras sociais do mundo, os(as) executivos(as) recuperam as lições aprendidas sobre inovações, mercados emergentes e técnicas de liderança. No final do período que passaram no local, ambos(as) continuam colaborando virtualmente e têm a oportunidade de criar parcerias de valor compartilhado para suas organizações.
"Minha experiência pro bono [como parte do programa Executive in Residence da Ashoka] tem sido extremamente valiosa. Sou um líder mais empático, tenho uma compreensão mais profunda do papel da nossa empresa na criação de mudança social e reconheço meu próprio poder de criar uma mudança positiva no mundo. . . . Eu incentivo todos os líderes de empresas a contribuírem com seu tempo e suas habilidades para o setor social."
- Kiran Shetty, vice-presidente regional e diretor-executivo da Western Union Financial Service, Índia.
Por meio desse programa, as empresas podem:
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Boehringer Ingelheim (BI) and Ashoka have partnered together in promoting innovative solutions to challenging health problems since 2010. By exploring the intersection of social entrepreneurship, employee talent development, and healthcare networks the teams have co-designed "win-win" solutions to global healthcare challenges. Solutions have come through increasing individuals’ access to healthcare and community health issues, especially underserved populations. Over 5 years, the team has supported 75 Making More Health fellows in 47 countries, launched 3 global open-source competitions finding 800+ health innovations worldwide, and engage 10% of BI's global workforce of 45,000.
Boehringer Ingelheim (BI) and Ashoka have partnered together in promoting innovative solutions to challenging health problems since 2010. By exploring the intersection of social entrepreneurship, employee talent development, and healthcare networks the teams have co-designed "win-win" solutions to global healthcare challenges. Solutions have come through increasing individuals’ access to healthcare and community health issues, especially underserved populations. Over 5 years, the team has supported 75 Making More Health fellows in 47 countries, launched 3 global open-source competitions finding 800+ health innovations worldwide, and engage 10% of BI's global workforce of 45,000.
A strategic consulting company, McKinsey & Company creates strategic missions and conducts evaluations of social impact studies for Ashoka and for Fellows around the world. McKinsey & Company also support Ashoka Fellows with personal consultations that will help launch and scale Fellows' strategy and impact.
A strategic consulting company, McKinsey & Company creates strategic missions and conducts evaluations of social impact studies for Ashoka and for Fellows around the world. McKinsey & Company also support Ashoka Fellows with personal consultations that will help launch and scale Fellows' strategy and impact.
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