CHILE

MBS CERTIFICATES: 137

MBS CERTIFICATES JR: 0

SUCCESS AMBASSADORS: 10

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Success Ambassadors

Santiago

Alexis Gallardo Valenzuela

Isabel Yáñez Basualto

Marlene Vargas Sepúlveda

Yomary Martinez de Macias

Luis Eduardo Coloma Retamal

Villa Alemana

Marjorie Castillo Meza

Sebastián Baeza Baeza

Carlos Jimenez

Lilian Margarita Enriquz Bernales

Impact of the MBS course in Chile

Participants are asked to complete a self-evaluation before and after completing the MBS course. The following report demonstrates the impact of the MBS course based on the evaluation results in Chile.

Agree/Disagree | Before/After

I have my own business. | 63% / 92%

I have a plan to improve my personal life. | 63% / 84%

I serve in my community. | 47% / 81%

I save money regularly. | 39% / 86%

My family spends less than we earn. | 68% / 78%

My family can afford the basic necessities of life. | 86% / 86%

I keep business records. | 42% / 84%

My business has improved because of the MBS course. | 0% / 89%

My income has increased because of the MBS course. | 0% / 92%

Success Stories

With the MBS He Is Now Ready to Impact His Community

Sierra Leone. My name is Mohamed Kanu, an Agribusiness Management graduate from Njala University and the Founder and Chairperson of Agro Businesses Empowerment and Environmental Development for Farmers and Entrepreneurs (ABEEDFE-SL). My journey into the world of agribusiness and community development has been fueled by a deep passion for empowering local farmers and entrepreneurs, especially in rural Sierra Leone. When I embarked on the MBS course, I was already driven by a vision to create lasting change in the agricultural sector. However, I recognized that to truly make an impact, I needed more than just passion—I needed advanced business acumen, leadership skills, and strategic insights. The MBS course provided exactly that.

Transformative Learning Experience: The MBS program challenged me to think critically and strategically. Courses in financial management, marketing, and organizational behavior were not just theoretical for me; they became tools that I immediately applied in leading ABEEDFE-SL. The skills I acquired helped me navigate the complexities of managing a diverse team and multiple projects within our divisional groups like Bomkiri Young Agricultural Farmers Association, ABEED Youth Farmers Association, and ABEED Petifu Farmers Association. One of the most significant impacts of the MBS course was in the area of strategic planning. I learned to design and implement sustainable business models that aligned with our mission of empowering local farmers. The knowledge gained has enabled me to guide our organization toward greater efficiency and effectiveness, ultimately expanding our reach and impact.

Leadership and Networking: Beyond the academic knowledge, the MBS course also offered a platform for networking with like-minded professionals and experts in the field. These connections have been invaluable in sharing ideas, learning from others’ experiences, and finding collaborative opportunities that have furthered the goals of ABEEDFE-SL. The course also refined my leadership approach, emphasizing the importance of ethical leadership and social responsibility. This has been crucial in ensuring that our work at ABEEDFE-SL not only drives economic growth but also fosters environmental sustainability and community well-being.

Impact on ABEEDFE-SL: Since completing the MBS course, ABEEDFE-SL has grown significantly. We’ve been able to launch new initiatives, secure funding, and build stronger partnerships with local and international organizations. The knowledge and skills I gained have empowered me to lead with confidence, knowing that our strategies are sound and our operations are impactful.In conclusion, the MBS course has been a pivotal experience in my professional journey. It has equipped me with the tools to not only envision change but to actively create it. As I continue to lead ABEEDFE-SL, I remain committed to using what I’ve learned to empower farmers and entrepreneurs across Sierra Leone, fostering a future where agriculture thrives, and communities prosper.

Finding Satisfaction and Self-Reliance in Doing What She Loves

Mozambique. I’m Rosa Eulália Angelina de Lurdes, a successful entrepreneur! I started my career as an entrepreneur in the confectionery business and, with the losses I was making and no profits, I decided to change my business area. That’s when I started studying crochet, and at the same time I started watching MBS videos about the training courses that were offered. I liked it and decided to take the MBS course. It was the best option for me.

Like Crumbs on a Path, MBS Principles Lead to Self-Reliance

Costa Rica. My name is Diego. My story at this point in life lies in seeking and improving the economic situation that I was facing several years ago that included being at the financial limit to meet the basic needs of the home, electricity, water, food, putting my girls in school and also getting my own education; sometimes it included health and work situations. Also another factor is paying for the support of my eldest daughter who did not live with me. Because of this I was looking for an extra income to cope with these types of situations.