Jenny B from Nashipai on How She Began Working With the Maasai Women In Kenya, What They Do To Give Back In Their Community, And Why You Should Support This Incredible Business.

In episode 70 we speak with Jenny B, the founder of Nashipai.
Jenny shares the story of how she was approached about starting
this business and how it impacts the lives of the Maasai women in
Kenya. Jenny talks about how they incorporated donating menstrual
items within their business model and the intricacies of selling
these beautiful handmade products from Kenya to customers in the
U.S.  Jenny is nicknamed "ever happy" for a reason and this
episode will leave you inspired to go out and make a difference
in the world around you! Learn more about Nashipai HERE.

Featuring the song "Beautiful Day" by local musician Phillip
Saint John.

Jenny was born and raised in Wisconsin.  She graduated from
the University of La Crosse Wisconsin and afterwards spent 9
years abroad in Ecuador and Spain .  She moved to the Twin
Cities 6 years ago.  She is an entrepreneur, soon to be mom,
MBA student, and the founder of Nashipai.   Nashipai
partners alongside talented entrepreneurial Maasai women who make
unique and colorful jewelry and accessories.  With each
sale, Nashipai is able to give back not only to the women in
Kenya through fair wages, but also through donated menstrual
kits. In addition, Nashipai provides youth work opportunities
through its U.S. operations in the Twin Cities.

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