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Manitech Congo sasu
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Sivi grew up in the small town of Kisangani, north of Kinshasa, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). After finishing her high school education, she was accepted at UNIKIN (University of Kinshasa) where she obtained her bachelor's degree in biotechnology.
Shortly after graduation, Sivi was offered a position as Human Resources Manager at DHL in DRC and the Republic of Congo. His work with DHL has created opportunities for advancement in the field of resources with companies such as Vodacom and MIH, where it has been promoted to Business Partner in Human Resources, Director of Human Resources. In 2013 she decides to pursue her passion to strengthen the local economy by founding MANITECH, a company in the agri-food sector producing natural jams, jams and jams, from the peanut butter, sauces and flours. In 2016, Sivi decided to leave the world of the company to be able to devote himself full time to his business. After 2 years of hard work and dedication, MANITECH has started to develop considerably, which has enabled it to obtain national and regional recognition. She has been nominated for Entrepreneur of the Year in the DRC by the prestigious network MAKUTANO, it was published in the magazine Forbes Afrique Magasine (September-October 2018) and ranked among the 50 least influential personalities among those under 40 years of age by the KivuZik magazine. She was also appointed ambassador. For the Tony Elumelu Foundation. As a community leader, Sivi founded the association MADE IN 243 with the aim of bring together the resources and expertise of owners and managers of local industries Congolese. She also co-founded ACPRH, the largest human resources association in the DRC, of which she is the vice-president. Despite the many challenges and obstacles she had to overcome, she managed to balance her work and his schedule full of wives and mothers of two wonderful daughters. His passion to see the Congolese people and companies in the region to have a chance to progress has given it the strength and determination necessary to carry out its undertakings successfully.
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