Hello Everyone, I am Ronel . I am honoured to be counted part of this team as project manager for Maskew Miller Longman and Pearson Education. I’m assisted by Tracey in Cape Town who has a strong financial & logistics background.
The best way to learn is jump into the deep end… so I find myself in Kenya during the Sara programme with the Girl Guides.
The combination of passionate trainers and courageous girls makes for powerful results. I’m inspired by the girls’ strength and their focus and urgency for their stories to make a difference in another girl’s life. Many have used statements like: ‘I now know I’m not alone’, ‘It is better to share’, ‘I feel relieved after telling my story’
Watching the team do what they do, I was struck by the manner they interlock. Their individual skill combined makes a strong team; supported by the Pearson, Longman, MML teams in each office who have displayed commitment and passion towards the program, sets the stage for great success. Again, reminded that a chain is as strong as their weakest link… I trust that our addition will strengthen it further.
The people of Kenya have captured my heart, sincere friendliness and honest interest in other human being is a rare quality which is the natural way of interacting. I hope to return soon.
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2 comments:
Your message is very inspiring, Ronel It’s rewarding to read that the ideals and positive thinking skills that were a part of my Girl Scout training many years ago continue into this generation.
I have been so impressed with the Sara Project and know the girls will reap great benefits for the rest of their lives. You must feel so fulfilled. On behalf of people everywhere thanks for all you are doing.
-Marian
Ronel, I loved reading your account of recent events and it's wonderful how these girls have the forum to share their experiences, tragic as they are, and to become stronger from the bonding with others.
Lori
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