“You don’t get money because you are a business, you get money because you can articulate your track record,” says Lucy Maingi from Invest in Africa.

Our food system needs responsible, visionary collaborative leadership to build better processes. By the very nature of collaboration, we don’t need just one leader.
We need many leaders who are willing to work together and learn from each other and from past mistakes. Their goal should be to get the best result for their companies, their communities, and the planet.

The Business Model Canvas and the Business Model Navigator are without a doubt the most useful and most impressive tools available to any entrepreneur.

Understanding the different phases of the entrepreneurial journey will make it easier to see your blind spots. And with a handy tool like the Entrepreneurial GPS by your side, you can minimise the uncertainty that comes with building your business.

No-one gets it right the first time. Find out what mistakes other businesses have made, and what lessons they have learnt.

“When I started my business, I had the passion, but I didn’t know how to start, or where to go,” relates Lesego Serolong, CEO of Bokamoso Foods in South Africa. Does this sound familiar?

“When I started my business, I had the passion, but I didn’t know how to start, or where to go,” relates Lesego Serolong, CEO of Bokamoso Foods in South Africa. Does this sound familiar?

Entrepreneurship and risk seem inseparable. And for the last year, that relationship has been far riskier. COVID-19 has had a

Value. This one word summarises everything that makes up the entrepreneurial mindset, according to Per Bylund. He writes in his

Greater awareness of environmental and social issues and serious sustainability concerns around industrialised agriculture and food production are driving the

Entrepreneurial opportunities are waiting along every link in the agri-food value chain, and a global call to overhaul food system