By creating, scaling, and replicating social enterprises in the developing world, we can help underserved communities work themselves out of poverty. CGEP Fellowship Program The CGEP Fellowship is a six to twelve month program enabling students and young professionals to obtain on-theground operational experience in a developing country with a social enterprise as part of a diverse, innovative group that is paving the way for a new paradigm in impact investing. “We want to change the whole development paradigm. You’re changing a life when you’re creating a job.” [Mark Gunton, CEO] In just over a year, CGEP has created six social enterprises, with many more across Latin America, India, and Africa in the immediate pipeline. CGEP has created nearly 20,000 jobs, trained more than 16,000 people, and has generated more than $13.5 million in income for these workers. Changing lives at scale is a task requiring the collaboration of many acute, creative, and inspired minds from a variety of backgrounds all over the globe. The CGEP staff, including the General Managers of Acceso social enterprises, is currently comprised of 25+ individuals across 10 global offices from a variety of backgrounds including: investment banking, private equity, venture capital, engineering, impact investing, management consulting, logistics, operations, venture philanthropy, sales, and accounting. We believe the results we have achieved to date demonstrate the positive impact of such a diverse, innovative group and now for the first time, we are providing motivated students and young professionals looking to tackle first-hand the complexities of operating a social enterprise the opportunity to join our team with our inaugural CGEP Fellowship class. The CGEP Fellowship is a six to twelve month program (dependent on specific enterprise needs and Fellow’s schedule), throughout which CGEP Fellows will have the unique opportunity to obtain on-the-ground, operational experience in a developing country. Locations for placement include rural settings in or around Port au Prince or Mirebalais, Haiti; Ratnagiri, India; San Salvador, El Salvador; Lima or Cusco, Peru; and Cartagena and/or Boyacá, Colombia. Based on experience and interest level, CGEP Fellows will be placed in the following roles: Database Management, Finance/ Accounting, Social Impact, Operations, Procurement, Monitoring & Evaluation, and other support functions that will report directly to the local General Manager of an Acceso social enterprise. Compensation will be a modest monthly stipend to cover living expenses. www.cgepartnership.com @CGEPartnership CGEPartnership The selection process for the CGEP Fellowship is designed to identify candidates with: 1) an interest in serving underdeveloped communities, 2) the maturity and flexibility to work and live effectively in one of our rural placement locations, 3) the experience to make meaningful contributions to our social enterprises, 4) the leadership potential to become leaders on development issues, and 5) the creativity to not only support our current enterprises but also develop ideas on how to constantly improve them. The selection criteria for a successful CGEP Fellow include the following attributes: • At least two years of professional experience preferably in, but not limited to: management consulting, accounting, investment banking/finance, venture capital, database management, logistics, and operations • General knowledge of the development field and development issues in our focus areas • Ability and willingness to independently and creatively find ways to be helpful at their host organization • Experience living/working abroad preferred • Relevant foreign language skills (such as Spanish, French, Hindi, Quechua, Creole, and Marathi) are not required in certain placements, but considered a highly valuable asset To apply, please email your resume and a cover letter detailing your interest in the CGEP Fellowship Program, what part it will play in your career development, and any preference for placement locations and timing/ length of service to fellowship@cgepartnership.com. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis based on current needs and requirements. ABOUT US The Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership (CGEP) is a separately funded initiative within the Clinton Foundation that was launched in 2007 with a $100 million pledge from Frank Giustra and a matching pledge from Fundación Carlos Slim for investments focused on Latin America and Haiti. Since inception, we have evolved into an innovative, global for-profit social enterprise creator, incubator, and hands-on impact investor. CGEP creates, develops, and scales for-profit social enterprises that provide underserved communities access to markets, jobs, and training while generating both financial and social returns. We are at the vanguard of the fast evolving impact investment landscape, actively seeking out and then addressing market gaps in developing economies by establishing our own social enterprises under the brand name Acceso, which we support with equity investments and retain a majority stake. Local General Managers with relevant industry expertise manage the social enterprises to ensure that these businesses reach both their social impact and financial targets. We are exclusively focused on three highly replicable, scalable, and sustainable models that provide market access with the goal of alleviating poverty at scale: Supply Chain Enterprise, Distribution Enterprise and Training Center Enterprise. www.cgepartnership.com @CGEPartnership CGEPartnership “We believe in the power of private enterprises. The simplicity of our model is not only straightforward, but logical; we release the income potential of marginalized communities and make various value chains more efficient by creating enterprises.” [Frank Giustra] SUPPLY CHAIN ENTERPRISE: CGEP bridges the gaps between regional & international markets and smallholder farmers & producers. Our enterprises bring real economic value to supply chains through efficiently consolidating and rapidly developing fragmented producer bases and linking them to quality buyers. Smallholder farmers benefit by gaining access to capital, training, and tools for increased yields, high quality management, and access to larger markets. DISTRIBUTION ENTERPRISE: Last-mile distribution is often a key challenge to companies throughout the world in reaching low-income and rural populations. We close this market gap by empowering and enabling female entrepreneurs in these communities to create a door-to-door distribution network in remote regions. This model gives the base of the pyramid market access to low cost basic household products while creating jobs for women in the community. TRAINING CENTER ENTERPRISE: There is a shortage of quality labor to meet the growing demands of many burgeoning industries within developing countries. We prepare and help place youth in quality jobs by providing them with the specific competencies and skill sets that target high-growth sectors of industries that offer quality entry-level positions. www.cgepartnership.com @CGEPartnership CGEPartnership The Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership takes the best of non-profit and for-profit organizations to create social enterprises that provide new economic opportunities for underserved communities. CGEP currently has six enterprises: four supply chain, one distribution, and one training center with two located in Colombia, one in India, one in Haiti, one in El Salvador, and one in Peru. As part of the CGEP Fellowship Program, candidates will be placed in one of the following existing enterprises and may also participate in the establishment of those in the pipeline: Creates a new value chain for cashew apples with sales to PepsiCo and connects Indian farmers to market buyers for cashew nuts. Connects Haitian farmers to domestic market buyers while providing training and quality control to eliminate aflatoxin. Provides household goods to rural families utilizing local female entrepreneurs in rural and peri-urban regions of Peru. $1.2 million $1.25 million $2.3 million December 2013 - Revenue: $5.3M* April 2014 Revenue: $23.8M* June 2014 Revenue: $10.8M* Provides quality control for the produce of local Columbian fisherman & farmers and connects them to 5-star hotels. Connects farmers to the largest supermarket chain in El Salvador as well as international chains such as Subway. Trains Colombian adults in hospitality utilizing curriculum developed in conjunction with local 5-star hotels and resorts. $2.1 million $1.0 million $250,000 March 2013 Revenue: $4.1M* December 2013 Revenue: $5.0M* February 2013 Revenue: $2.4M* * Estimated 10 year return projections www.cgepartnership.com @CGEPartnership CGEPartnership