The Harvard Business School (HBS) will include the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) as a case study in its curriculum.
Elumelu, TEF founder, said this recognition highlights the foundation’s exceptional achievements in empowering young African entrepreneurs.
The case study, which launches on February 29, will be presented before a class of graduate students in Boston, Massachusetts.
It will explore TEF’s unique approach to philanthropy, showcasing how the foundation’s strategic initiatives contributed to positive change and elevated entire communities.
The case study will delve into TEF’s innovative approaches and their impact over the years.
Harvard Business School (HBS) will incorporate the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) as a case study into its curriculum.
TEF’s founder, Elumelu, noted that this recognition highlights the foundation’s exceptional successes in fostering young African entrepreneurs.
Starting on February 29, the case study will be presented to graduate students in Boston, Massachusetts.
It will examine TEF’s unique approach to philanthropy, highlighting how the foundation’s strategic initiatives have resulted in positive change and improved entire communities.
The case study will examine TEF’s unique concepts and their impact throughout time.
Speaking on the foundation’s impact, Elumelu, said: “TEF is creating economic hope and opportunity.”
“We believe entrepreneurship is the answer to poverty, youth unemployment, and insecurity,” he added.
“Through our interventions, we encourage young people, empower them with seed capital and training, and set them up for success. Together, we are tackling the challenges faced by our continent.
“TEF was established to cultivate successful African business leaders. We want to replicate our own success and create entrepreneurs who will build further prosperity for the continent.
“It’s about societal transformation and leaving a legacy of positive impact. Prosperity for all is what will ultimately create the security, harmony, and peace we need.”
The HBS session will serve as a platform for thought leaders, scholars, and business enthusiasts to engage in a meaningful discussion on the role of philanthropy in shaping sustainable and inclusive economies.
