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Saloth is an entrepreneur at heart. Growing up, and throughout her career, she became aware of the lack of opportunities available to...

Locals helping locals – that’s Tsetsgee’s vision for her village. Inspired by her international volunteering experience, she is ready to...

As a rural teacher, Ladushan saw the lack of opportunities he had struggled with repeatedly in his students’ lives. With BOOKBRIDGE...

Afnan's passion for art and community development led her to become a partner at The Orenda Tribe, a social enterprise that empowers youth.

Engineer Kaylea Brase has developped a portable water purifier after she got sick during a stay in India helping hundreds of poor families.

Turning a school into a community hub where all ages can learn and grow - this is Kimsorn's vision for his social business.

Doya took part of the 14th Capability Program in 2019. She is part of Friends of BOOKBRIDGE, a Swiss association founded by Alumni.

Growing local, pesticide-free products and selling them at fair prices directly to customers in the city - this is Saren's vision.

One program alumni impacted an average of 105 colleagues with purpose-driven leadership while improving job and life chances of 1'081 people

100% of all our program alumni state that our action learning programs have transformed them in their personalities.

Learn how we have been partnering with Swiss Re to engage employees while fostering entrepreneurship, agility and purpose in the company.

Originally from South Africa, Marnus works for SwissRe in the UK. In his blog post, he shares the impact of the 14th Capability Program.

Steve gained a whole set of new business skills through the program. He also gained in self-confidence to pursue new roads in his career.

Sreydieb is our youngest Community Heroes. She started as assistant librarian and teacher and later became manager of the learning center.

Sampath runs a social enterprise in rural Kekirawa and tells us about his mission, vision and the impact he has on society.

Olivier joined a Capability Program in Cambodia 6 years ago. After coming back, he founded his own social enterprise.

Dreamspace is a community innovation center in Batticaloa. It tackles socioeconomic and environmental challenges by project-based learning.

At the age of 62, Rainer decided to participate in our program to Sri Lanka. He found out that you are never too old to learn new things.

Inés has been part of our journey. From founder to program participant to fellow she has accompanied us since 2005.

At age 11, Ujee joined BOOKBRIDGE learning center in Arvaikheer, Mongolia. 7 years later, she studies Medical Science.