Micro goes multinational…
May 29th, 2007 by Lani VoivodWhen you think of Microbusinesses, South Korea may not be the first thing that pops up in your mind.
But I just got a quick email from Tara Dolphin, the Marketing & Communications Manager/Goddess at MicroCredit-NH, that really brought home the fact that when it comes to companies with five or fewer employees, expanding the scope and vision beyond US borders is easier than ever:
“We hosted representatives from a microenterprise program from Seoul, Korea this week, so it’s been hectic. They were so nice! Their organization was founded by the Grameen Bank, the Nobel Peace Prize winner. I’ve attached a picture so you can see them visiting one of our member businesses in Windham, Journeys’ Horsemanship Center.”
To borrow from a much overused Disney-ism: “It’s a small world after all…” And Microenterprises seem to play a big role in our ever-converging global economy.
The message? Don’t underestimate the might of the Micro!
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[...] Lani Voivod, over at Epiphanies, Inc. writes about a visit from a group of Korean Micro Enterprises. In addition to a Disney quote, Lani also warns us to NOT underestimate the “Might of the Micro.” Good Advice. [...]
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