MBA Class Project Called "Most Innovative" For Launching New Businesses in Rwanda

Houston (February 26, 2010) -- Dale Dawson, entrepreneur and founder of Bridge2Rwanda, told MBA students that their class was "the most innovative and exciting" approach he had ever seen for building businesses in Africa.

The students who left this week for Rwanda to find ways to commercialize Rice medical technology are part of Professor Marc Epstein's Management 747, Technology Commercialization in Developing Countries.

Dawson, an investment banker and entrepreneur, is building schools and businesses in Rwanda.
He serves on President Paul Kagame’s Presidential Advisory Council.

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"Our goal is to turn this idea into a flood of colleges and universities that will do very similar programs to your," said Dawson.