Priyanka shares her inspiring journey of leading an organization across continents. After graduating in 2020, she became the first employee at an education startup. Since then, she has grown with the company—leading a team, earning her place as a partner, and shaping its vision.
Earlier this year, Priyanka reached a crossroads: keep trying to expand the business from Europe to the U.S., or take a bold leap to start her own venture redefining women’s health.
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In this episode, Rosario Alvarenga, a SASI graduate (2019–2020 cohort), shares her journey of returning to Honduras and her efforts to push Corporate Social Responsibility forward in a complex environment. She reflects on her time in the corporate world, explaining why it wasn’t the right fit—and how freelancing has opened up a more fulfilling path. Notably, it has allowed her to refocus her energy on the arts, a lifelong passion she now pursues through the restoration of art pieces. Rosario's story is one of courage, reinvention, and staying true to what matters most.
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In this episode, Carmen Pedraza shares her insider’s view of the migration crisis for the North American migration corridor. She talks about what it’s really like to work for an NGO, the challenges of advocating for migrants in a climate of resistance, and her love for free diving in caves as a way to reconnect and recharge.
Carmen is a SASI graduate (2019–2020 cohort) on a mission to “improve the lives of the most vulnerable people.” She’s doing just that as a migration expert at the Institute for Human Rights and Business.
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