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First, it was Nepal. Our business partners are socially responsible companies willing to transform jobs in an attempt to revitalize local communities and change people's life for good, while getting access to great talent worldwide. Why are we so passionate about this project? The earthquacke distroyed lives and homes.
Now that I actually am a VC (I’ve joined Google Ventures as General Partner last summer), reading this post brings a smile to my face ;). We raised over $200,000 so far for Room to Read, helping build 4 schools, 8 libraries and fund 3,000 scholarships for girls to attend school in Nepal, India and Cambodia.
Thanks to Balaram Thapa, Nepal Hiking Team ! #7- That’s when I met my business partner Broc, an aquarium expert. I am driven by a deep desire to help others experience many countries' incredible beauty and rich cultural heritage so they can come away from their travels with lasting memories and newfound inspiration.
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