Donna Cardona, founder of MyMama, has been appointed Projects Coordinator at the Foundation for the Promotion of Entrepreneurial Initiatives (FPEI).
Sharing the new position on LinkedIn, Ms Cardona stated that she looks forward to joining Giselle Borg Olivier, the Foundation Manager, and contributing to an organisation dedicated to empowering entrepreneurs and fostering impactful initiatives.
“As I navigate my own entrepreneurial journey, I’ve come to realise just how much work is still needed to support and guide those with the ‘fire’ to create and innovate,” she commented.
FPEI is an NGO that provides comprehensive support and promotes a thriving ecosystem for startups, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), freelancers, and students. It equips businesses and individuals with the necessary tools, resources and knowledge to thrive in the world of entrepreneurship. This is done through workshops, projects, and services.
Ms Cardona is an entrepreneur and founded the platform MyMama, an initiative that offers curated courses and support for people going through pregnancy and parenthood.
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