Jeffrey Ferezy and Excellence Moses Gichuho attended a PPI Empowerment Sunday at Parklands Baptist Church in Nairobi, Kenya in March of 2020. They say it changed their lives.

(pictured: Jeffrey Ferezy on the left, ATH logo in the middle, Excellence Moses Gichuho on the right.)

They were both recent college graduates who could not find jobs. So, they started a PPI Training business called Afrika Transition Hub to teach young Africans to be more competitive in a tight job market and to become entrepreneurs. 

They are now key partners with PPI. They have been contracted by the Kenyan government to train Government interns to help them become better interns and to help them transition into the job market when they leave their internships. 

They are partnering with several universities in Kenya to teach PPI Courses with college credit. 

They are also partnering with Barclays and Equity Banks in Kenya who are sponsoring their Empowerment Workshops for Women.

They have a vision to empower one million young Africans in Kenya and across the continent of Africa to gain better jobs, to have better careers, and to start good businesses and organizations that will change the future of Africa.