Client: FoodChain ID, Opportunity International, MEDA, EOSDA
Industry: Agribusiness & Sustainability
About Foodchain id, opportunity international, meda, eosda
FoodChain ID is your trusted provider of tailored technology, insights, and expertise. Over 30,000 food, beverage, ingredient, dietary supplement, and cosmetic companies across the global supply chain rely on Foodchain ID as their trusted partner for integrated food safety, quality, and sustainability services.
Opportunity International is a global nonprofit organization that creates opportunities for entrepreneurs to build their businesses, children to go to school, farmers to feed their communities, and families to end the cycle of generational poverty.
MEDA – Mennonite Economic Development Associates – is an international economic development organization that creates business solutions to poverty. For over 70 years, MEDA has been creating business solutions to poverty that are sustainable, scalable, measurable and replicable.
EOS Data Analytics is a leading expert in satellite data analytics, with a deep focus on agriculture and forestry. Within our sustainability vision, we use GIS data to globally drive business profits while preserving the environment.
The challenge
Leading agriculture organizations required strategic thought leadership positioning to engage African stakeholders and drive brand visibility. They needed a credible platform to share insights, trends, and innovations.
Our Solution
We featured these organizations on the Let’s Talk Agriculture Podcast, providing:
- Expert-Led Discussions: Facilitated meaningful conversations with their representatives.
- Targeted Audience Engagement: Ensured their message reached the right agriculture stakeholders.
- Strategic Brand Positioning: Positioned them as key players in Africa’s agriculture space.
Results & Impact
- Increased brand credibility within Africa’s agribusiness ecosystem.
- Strengthened stakeholder engagement and industry influence.
- Sparked conversations that led to new business connections.
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