For Laison Sylvie, humanitarian work was not the destination she originally planned. Armed with an MBA, she could have pursued a conventional career in business and management. Instead, Sylvie found herself drawn toward a different kind of work : one that would take her into vulnerable communities, conflict-affected areas and places where access to basic social services remains limited. A decade after she formally began her humanitarian journey,…
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