Mylène Kerschner's Contact Details

Mylène Kerschner's Company Details

Ideba

Victoria, OR, CA • 20 - 49 Employees
Advertising/Marketing/PR

Ideba is a customer-driven consulting firm combining the brightest minds to create actionable insights from experience. We deliver exceptional, hard-working research, consulting and marketing, that creates new customer opportunities, captures new revenue streams, and builds brand value.For samples of our creative work, please visit: http://www.slideshare.net/Ideba To learn more about our research capabilities in areas such as Win/Loss, CSAT, Voice of the Customer (VOC), competitive, pricing, and more -- please email davids@idebamarketing.com Making a Difference | A Commitment to EducationIn addition to sponsoring ongoing education initiatives in OR, FL, NY and NJ, Ideba continues to play an active role in rural Uganda. Having previously provided support for students and capital improvement projects at Mpondwe Lhubiriha Secondary School, our efforts have evolved to provide employment for graduates, in one of 8 businesses we helped start to cover operational expenses at the school, with an eye toward self-sufficiency.The Obemezi Trading companies provide full-time employment to former male and female students, in areas such as construction, flour production, garment manufacturing, water, transportation, real estate management, and baking. In addition to covering operational expenses at the school and providing future employment, our vision is that revenues generated by the businesses will help provide food for local villagers most in need, and scholarships for former students that want to further their education.We're also working with fathers to encourage them to support their daughters going to university, versus a legacy mentality of marrying them off for a dowry of 5-10 goats. We've had some early success with one former student who got the opportunity to attend university, now providing funds for her family to build their first house; and have a commitment from other parents to pursue a similar path, shifting a culture that has always favored boys.