Non-Profit or For-Profit? How to Choose When Launching a Social Impact Venture: Rudayna Adobo

03/06/19 • 62 min

Rudayna Abdo is the Founder and CEO of Thaki, a non-profit created to help educational organizations provide motivational learning opportunities to refugee children through e-learning and digital literacy tools. Join this conversation and learn more about why Rudayna launched Thaki, and how she decided it should be a non-profit venture vs. a for-profit, social impact business.

Follow Rudayna at @rudayna.abdo on Instagram & Facebook and @RudaynaAbdo on Twitter. Follow Thaki at @thakiunlocks on Instagram, @Thaki_Unlocks on Twitter and @thakiunlockspotential Facebook. Be sure to check out and learn more about Thaki at www.thaki.org.

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