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The Impact of the Summit | Partnerships Transforming the Education System in South Africa

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The Impact of the Summit | Partnerships Transforming the Education System in South Africa

Irené Raubenheimer co-founder of Rogz, a large pet supply company based in Cape Town, South Africa, has been attending the Global Leadership Summit for several years. While attending in 2012, God knocked him off his feet and inspired him with a grander vision.

Soon after the 2012 Summit, his company began to partner with an organization called Partners for Possibility, and has played an active role in helping to change the education system across the country. Partners for Possibility is now impacting more than 300,000 students lives in more than 400 schools, and they're just getting started.

Take a look at this grander vision video from South Africa, and be inspired by what God can do through inspired leaders who partner together to transform their communities:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlzlHzwDRQs&feature=youtu.be

What might God do through you at the Global Leadership Summit?

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