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Liberian Lights: Rich Fahey’s Story
Rich Fahey and his wife Suzanne were Peace Corps Volunteers in Libera in the late 60s. More than 40 years later, Rich is back, bringing solar lights and a market for them to Liberia. His company LEN grew out of a … Continue reading
Posted in People, Places and Things, Podcasts
Tagged Advanced Leadership Institute Harvard, Ellen Johnson Sirlief, Harvard ALI, jim atwood, Liberia, liberian president ellen johnson, nancy udell podcast, new mexico, New Mexico Minute, New Mexico SIC, Peace Corp Liberia, permanant fund, Rich Fahey, solar lights, Solar lights in Africa, Steve Moise, technology
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