Take A Long Term View
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ReFramed Revisited: Conversations that shaped how we think about capital and investing for Africa's flourishing.
In this episode, Andy Agaba, founder of Hiinga, a Christ-Centred Impact Investing Fund, shares his remarkable journey from growing up with a single mom and selling pigs to pay school fees, to eventually studying at Harvard and MIT.
But this is more than a story of personal transformation. Andy explores how his own experience shaped a conviction that business can create lasting opportunities for others, particularly in communities where poverty is passed from one generation to the next. He argues that if poverty is multi-generational, our response must take a similarly long-term view, creating opportunities that can change the trajectory of families and communities over time.
At a time when impact investing is increasingly focused on measurable outcomes, this conversation asks us to think beyond immediate returns and consider how capital, business and opportunity can contribute to lasting change across generations.
If this episode prompts you to think differently about the forces shaping your work, find out more about how Ziwani's Redemptive Action Intensives help leaders turn kingdom vision into tangible results: https://ziwani.com/redemptive-action-intensives?enquiry=RAI
In this episode, Andy Agaba, founder of Hiinga, a Christ-Centred Impact Investing Fund, shares his remarkable journey from growing up with a single mom and selling pigs to pay school fees, to eventually studying at Harvard and MIT.
But this is more than a story of personal transformation. Andy explores how his own experience shaped a conviction that business can create lasting opportunities for others, particularly in communities where poverty is passed from one generation to the next. He argues that if poverty is multi-generational, our response must take a similarly long-term view, creating opportunities that can change the trajectory of families and communities over time.
At a time when impact investing is increasingly focused on measurable outcomes, this conversation asks us to think beyond immediate returns and consider how capital, business and opportunity can contribute to lasting change across generations.
If this episode prompts you to think differently about the forces shaping your work, find out more about how Ziwani's Redemptive Action Intensives help leaders turn kingdom vision into tangible results: https://ziwani.com/redemptive-action-intensives?enquiry=RAI
