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From nonconsumption to market creation: How Toyota became an economic powerhouse for Japan

Efosa Ojomo

From nonconsumption to market creation: How Toyota became an economic powerhouse for Japan

Toyota defied the odds to become the world's largest car manufacturer today. How did an unassuming Japanese car company rise to such great heights?

Jan 23, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

Cutting-edge tech is exciting, but innovations don’t need to be flashy to be impactful

Lincoln Wilcox

Cutting-edge tech is exciting, but innovations don’t need to be flashy to be impactful

While pushing the boundaries of what’s technologically possible is valuable, developing an innovative business model that democratizes access to needed products or services deserves just as much, if not more, praise.

Jan 16, 2020

Lincoln Wilcox

Cash transfers to the poor won’t solve poverty

Efosa Ojomo

Cash transfers to the poor won’t solve poverty

Poverty is not fundamentally a resource problem, and pushing resources into poor countries—whether in the form of schools, hospitals, new water installations, or cash—does not result in sustained development.

Jan 14, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

A bold new direction for Global Prosperity

Efosa Ojomo

A bold new direction for Global Prosperity

After a milestone year in 2019, we couldn't be more excited to share what's ahead for the Global Prosperity team in 2020.

Jan 7, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

To build a new market, overcome these 4 barriers

Lincoln Wilcox

To build a new market, overcome these 4 barriers

When innovators democratize access to needed products and services by breaking down the barriers preventing their consumption, they create a win-win scenario for themselves and the communities where they operate.

Dec 19, 2019

Lincoln Wilcox

Chasing financial inclusion is a red herring—economic inclusion should be the goal

Efosa Ojomo

Chasing financial inclusion is a red herring—economic inclusion should be the goal

Though it may help on the margin, financial inclusion on its own does not fundamentally change people's lives. Instead, economic inclusion should be the focus.

Dec 17, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: Safe Water Network

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: Safe Water Network

In this Innovators Creating Prosperity Post, we highlight an innovative company that's building a sustainable, scalable model to bring clean water to those who need it most.

Dec 12, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

How to make your own luck in emerging markets

Lincoln Wilcox

How to make your own luck in emerging markets

Effective innovators in less-developed economies tend to share something in common: they don't leave success up to chance.

Dec 10, 2019

Lincoln Wilcox

3 tips to tap into nonconsumption: The invisible market

Lincoln Wilcox

3 tips to tap into nonconsumption: The invisible market

How can entrepreneurs and investors spot opportunities for growth ahead of time? In this video, we outline three tips.

Dec 3, 2019

Lincoln Wilcox

The key to staying vibrant in a competitive market

Efosa Ojomo

The key to staying vibrant in a competitive market

The lesson for companies isn’t to prioritize one type of innovation over another—it's to carefully engage in a balancing act.

Nov 20, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

Enduring prosperity requires jobs that stay put. Here’s how to create them.

Lincoln Wilcox

Enduring prosperity requires jobs that stay put. Here’s how to create them.

Job creation is among the most important factors in building prosperity, but not every new job produces the same effect on an economy. Creating the right types of jobs can help ensure prosperity sticks around.

Nov 14, 2019

Lincoln Wilcox

Diamonds aren’t forever, but there’s still hope for Botswana

Efosa Ojomo

Diamonds aren’t forever, but there’s still hope for Botswana

After decades of growth, Botswana’s economy is losing speed. A look at the driving factor in the country’s fragile economic growth hints at what went wrong and how the country can course correct.

Nov 7, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

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