Over the next few weeks we shall be reporting on the impact our mini-MBA program is having on individual street cobblers Peace Through Prosperity has engaged, coached and monitored so far. We shall let the data and the delegate street cobblers speak for themselves.
Street Cobbler: Muhammad Qasim KhanAge: 25 yearsLevel of Education: Primary schooling (in-complete)Marital Status: SingleNumber of Dependents: 8 (parents, 4 x sisters and 2 younger brothers)Primary bread winner: yesCohort Number: 3Location: G-10 Markaz, Islamabad, Pakistan
The impact of Peace Through Prosperity’s mini-MBA for street cobblers in Qasim Khan’s own words.
Feedback on PTP’s mini-MBA from Qasim Khan a street cobbler who has been through our program:
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.OoRah! a win for Qasim Khan is a win for us all! we have changed not only Qasim Khan’s earning potential but benefitted 8 others who are dependent on Qasim Khan’s earning.We need
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