GOLD ROOM BRIEFINGS

Each year African innovators sign the Harambe Declaration in the historic Gold Room of the Mount Washington Hotel, thereby pledging “to work together as one to pursue the social, political and economic development of our continent ”. In this spirit, Gold Room Briefings chronicles the progress of our collective endeavor to build Africa’s future.

FEATURED BRIEFINGS

AI At The Heart Of Africa’s Transformation: Insights From The Harambeans Global Summit

MASAI MARA, Kenya — Against the backdrop of the Masai Mara’s vast and fertile plains, an assembly of visionary entrepreneurs, investors, and thought leaders convened for the Harambeans Global Summit’s Guild Session. The topic at hand? The transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) for Africa, a subject that has captured global attention and prompted critical discussions about its promise and perils.

Harambeans
December 20, 2024

Harambean Meditations on African Innovation

Harambeans
& Sue Beaumont
March 31, 2022

Harvard Case Study On Harambeans

Harambeans
March 1, 2022

PAST BRIEFINGS

Harvard’s Blueprint, Harambe’s Vision: Forging A Culture Of Philanthropy

As the second decade of the Harambe Entrepreneur Alliance unfolds, a distinct culture of giving is emerging among Harambeans. This culture, rooted in both financial support and volunteerism, mirrors the successful strategies of prominent institutions like Harvard University. By fostering this culture, Harambeans are not only ensuring the Alliance’s growth and sustainability but also laying the foundation for an enduring legacy that may enhance its impact for decades to come.

Harambeans
December 18, 2024

Conflict To Collaboration: A Harambean Summit Breakthrough

The tranquil plains of the Masai Mara set the stage for an inspiring story of reconciliation and Harambean values. At the Harambeans Global Summit, two influential founders, Ms. Hilda Moraa H’23 of Pezesha and Mr. Tesh Mbaabu H’20 of MarketForce, made peace, demonstrating the power of humility, servant leadership, and collaboration—the cornerstones of the Harambean ethos. Their journey from legal dispute to public settlement offers lessons in conflict resolution and servant leadership for African entrepreneurs.