Shifting the Paradigm: Industrial Decarbonization as a Pathway to Regenerative Economies
Negina Habibi discusses her experience as the recipient of the William J. White Fellowship for Solvable Problems, which gives young people in underserved communities exposure to careers in social impact on a global scale.
Rayuwa: A Pathway to Equitable and Regenerative Community Solutions
Farmers in Nigeria face enormous challenges with food security and economic stability, but they are also leading a transformative movement to build more prosperous and resilient communities, revealing a compelling model for equitable and regenerative international development.
MBA Enterprise Corps: Celebrating a Legacy of Impact and Lasting Friendships
60 alumni of the MBA Enterprise Corps (MBAEC) gathered in Krakow, Poland, to honor Janusz Jaworski, the Corps’ Country Director from 1991 to 1997, to celebrate the program’s profound impact and Jaworski’s leadership.
Catalytic Changemakers: William J. White Fellow Negina Habibi
Negina Habibi discusses her experience as the recipient of the William J. White Fellowship for Solvable Problems, which gives young people in underserved communities exposure to careers in social impact on a global scale.
Rayuwa Project: Transforming Lives and Conquering Hunger in Rural Nigeria
John Deere, Pyxera Global, the Government of Nigeria, and rural Nigerian communities share a vision—to achieve a food secure and prosperous Nigeria. To translate purpose into practice, John Deere and Pyxera Global created the Rayuwa program.
The 1.5-Degree Celsius Crisis: An Urgent Call for Climate Leadership
We stand on the brink of a climate crisis unparalleled in history. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) delivered a chilling fact just yesterday: a 66% likelihood of breaching the 1.5-degree Celsius global warming threshold by 2027. This critical milestone, though potentially temporary, marks an alarming first in our climate change journey.
Transforming Over 10,000 Ghanaian Enterprises
In collaboration with Pyxera Global, the Mastercard Foundation initiated the MSME COVID-19 Recovery and Resilience Program (CRRP) in Ghana to tackle the economic repercussions of COVID-19 on Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). The program aimed to boost Ghana’s economy by fortifying the MSME network and enhancing MSMEs’ capacity to revitalize, maintain, and expand their ventures.
Celebrating and Strengthening Black Entrepreneurship during Black History Month
As Black History Month progresses, we take the opportunity to recognize and honor the contribution of Black Americans to building the culture and economy of the United States.
Our work as a nonprofit organization focuses on improving lives and livelihoods in communities around the world. Our corporate partners are increasingly looking closer to home to make an impact for communities of color in the United States.
