Sabrina Habib actually wanted to be a neurosurgeon after growing up with epilepsy as a child. But she quite literally stumbled into entrepreneurship after visiting what appeared to be a childcare center in Nairobi in 2011. With only six months of her business partner’s salary and some savings, Sabrina and her partner gave themselves a year to put their idea into motion: improve access to high-quality, affordable childcare in low-income populations. Today, Sabrina is the co-founder and CEO of Kidogo, a nonprofit that reaches over 450 childcare centers.

This podcast is by Expo Live, produced by Kerning Cultures Network.

Sabrina Habib actually wanted to be a neurosurgeon after growing up with epilepsy as a child. But she quite literally stumbled into entrepreneurship after visiting what appeared to be a childcare center in Nairobi in 2011. With only six months of her business partner&rsquo;s salary and some savings, Sabrina and her partner gave themselves a year to put their idea into motion: improve access to high-quality, affordable childcare in low-income populations. Today, Sabrina is the co-founder and CEO of Kidogo, a nonprofit that reaches over 450 childcare centers.
This podcast is by Expo Live, produced by Kerning Cultures Network.

How can you improve lives within your community? How do you solve real problems around you? Hear from people who took matters into their own hands, to help those around them through innovative initiatives with social purpose. Find out how social entrepreneurs drive impact to make a difference.

This podcast is by Expo Live, produced by Kerning Cultures Network. 

How can you improve lives within your community? How do you solve real problems around you? Hear from people who took matters into their own hands, to help those around them through innovative initiatives with social purpose. Find out how social entrepreneurs drive impact to make a difference.
This podcast is by Expo Live, produced by Kerning Cultures Network.&nbsp;

Find out how social entrepreneurs drive impact to make a difference.

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