KIN Knowledge Partners recommended Axion conduct a proof of concept pilot in a localized area like Tanzania. The KIN team recommended identifying the large corporations that would be interested in the education of these communities and partnering with them as funders or in-kind collaborators.
The KIN Knowledge Partners pledged to assist Axion with a host of things, from defining its business plan to opening doors in Tanzania. After holding a Catalyze Session with several KIN Knowledge Partners, Sarah said “All three phases of the Session were valuable: 1) BEFORE to ensure the overview deck is focused on key questions to be asked; 2) DURING where experts give their time and advice; and 3) AFTER when following up on recommendations and pledges is so important. It was an invaluable experience.”
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