Keren Pybus, CEO of Ethical Apparel Africa, and Ronald Eshak, Founder of Hacktivate, discuss the vital role of job creation and upskilling in transforming communities. They emphasize the shift from traditional aid to sustainable job solutions in Africa and Asia. Collaboration among stakeholders is key to addressing global employment challenges. The guests share inspiring stories of individuals finding stability through ethical manufacturing and tech training, highlighting the power of faith-driven investing and community support in driving meaningful change.

Keren Pybus, CEO of Ethical Apparel Africa, focuses on ethical jobs in West Africa, emphasizing that job creation fosters security and sustainability for families. Ronald Eshak, founder of Hacktivate, trains individuals in coding across Indonesia, showcasing innovative strategies to address joblessness. They discuss the shift from aid to trade in donor agencies, the essence of collaboration among competitors, and the power of faith-driven investing to transform lives and communities through job creation and upskilling.

Keren Pybus, co-founder of Ethical Apparel Africa, discusses her journey in revolutionizing the fashion industry with ethical manufacturing practices in West Africa. She emphasizes the importance of creating job opportunities, especially for women, contributing to community empowerment. Jeff Kahler joins the conversation, highlighting the need for faith-driven investment in Africa. They explore integrating faith into business, fostering supportive environments, and forming partnerships that balance profit with social impact.