hamburglar wrote:Thitifini wrote:Swenani wrote:Nabwire wrote:Hi Hamburglar,
I am still waiting! I can understand that you may be hesitant to reveal your identity to a Wazuan and to make matters worse, I have not given my real email address. Please rest assured that I am not in any way interested in outing people, the only reason I did not give out my real email address is I also want to keep my privacy, I will contact you with my real address once I have a way of contacting you outside Wazua. The reason I am being persistent is I really want to help these kids out, the poor have no means of fending for themselves, think of this as your good deed for the day! If I recall well, you said that you went to Wharton, I also went to Business school and I think that if we put our heads together we can really help the needy! I was in the slums today and taught them what an elevator pitch is and had them pitch to a "CEO" of a major company. They really enjoyed the exercise and are eager to learn more. Please reach out, it will be worth your time.
Why don't you create a bonoko email address and ask the antichrist to write to you, once you have his/her email address you can now share you real contact address and forget about the bonoko email.
Considering you are the one in need, you should be the one to leave you contacts not the antichrist!
Yani now am the antichrist? Hahahahaha
There are 3 reasons why a Wharton Grad would not be interested in Nabwire's Kibera Ventures.
1. A Wharton grad is currently working on a start-up, probably looking to attract serie A or B funding for that reason he/she need high skilled talents and not Kibera Talents
2. A Wharton grad has a corporate job and is trying to climb up, his graduating class (in NYC and Bay Area) Are already collecting $250k-$400k a year (salary and bonus) and he is trying at least get to a comparable levels
3. A Wharton grad in Kenya is probably in Kenya for a social venture start-up and he probably have a lot on his plate already (Mobile health in Kibera, social crowdfunding for small business, M-Money copy cat etc.)
Sorry Nabwire!