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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
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Lufutuko Jani
Kalai Student 2007
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Harry is a Partner of On-Ramps (www.on-ramps.com), a recruiting and consulting firm focused on workplace innovation. Prior to founding On-Ramps, Harry was a Partner and Managing Director of Glocap Search, the largest alternative asset search firm in the United States, where he was the company’s first employee and built and ran the firm’s Accounting and Operations practice. He also serves on the Board of Advisors of R.I.S.E. (www.RISENetwork.org), a not-for-profit organization focused on improving teacher retention by providing resources to quality teachers of low-income communities. Prior to moving to New York, he, with several of Kalai's other directors, spent 16 months traveling throughout Africa and the Middle East - eight months of which were spent on an off-road motorcycle (1978 Yamaha XT500) traveling from Cape Town to Tel Aviv. Harry earned an MBA from the Wharton School of Business and a BA in Paleobiology from the University of Pennsylvania. Harry, his wife, Christa, their daughter, Alexandra, and son, Maxwell, live on the Upper West Side in Manhattan. |
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After growing up in
Detroit, MI, Lee earned his undergraduate
degree in physics at the University of Pennsylvania . Lee is currently an MD/PhD
candidate at the University of California , San Diego with the goal of integrating his
interests in neuroscience with the life of a physician. He helped found the
Science Policy Analysis Roundtable (SPAR) at UCSD and is currently teaching a
School of Medicine course on medicinal plants. An
extended trip in Western, Southern and Eastern Africa established Lee's interest in
forming Kalai and opened his eyes to the possibility of contributing to
international medical development.
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Paul Hebhardt graduated with a Systems Engineering degree in 1995 from the University of Pennsylvania. After university, Paul spent 2 years working for QVC US, during which he spent 6 months on site in Bochum Germany. Paul then met Harry, Manny and Lee for 3 months of traveling through Africa, and then 3 more months of travelling on his own. It was during this time that Paul became increasingly interested in the people, politics, and life of Africa and first became acquainted with the people in the village of Kariyangwe. Paul is a contract web developer and is currently living in Adelaide, South Australia with his wife, Louiza, and daughter, Noella. |
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