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Location:
Singapore
Occupation:
Marketing and Business Development Manager
Member Since:
Aug 19, 2010
Bio:
Born and bred in Singapore, Mei-ing has spent most of her career in the financial services, mostly focusing on marketing, business development and relationship management. She’s spent the past seven and a half years at ipac financial planning, where the highlights for her have been championing financial education to consumers in Singapore and Hong Kong; and starting the Women Mean Business network, which aims to help women achieve work-life success through financial empowerment. Having worked in a fairly affluent society, promoting important messages about making the right money decisions and planning for the future, she would like to focus now on working with a different group of people - a group that needs the most basic of financial services for economic security and for a livelihood – and make a difference where it matters most.
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Mei-ing's Kiva Fellowships

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Member of Kiva Fellows Class KF14

Fellow at Christian Rural Aid Network (CRAN)

Ghana

Jan 31, 2011 to May 24, 2011

Entrepreneurs Mei-ing Has Visited

Update for Queen
May 19, 2011
Queen is a well-spoken and cheerful young lady from Mfuom in Ghana\'s Central Region. She also served as our interpreter when we interviewed the other borrowers from her community. She dreams of become wealthy [...]
Update for Ekua
May 19, 2011
Ekua sells smoked and fried fish, which she carries from door to door, in her village as well as neighbouring villages. Prior to getting a loan from Kiva, she could only purchase small quantities of fish. However, [...]
Update for Ama
May 19, 2011
Her huge smile and warmth greeted us when we met Ama at Mfuom Village. With her 1-year old daughter, Alberta, napping on her back, Ama told us about how her Kiva loan has made a difference to her life. (Alberta is [...]
Update for Yaa
May 19, 2011
Yaa has used her loan from Kiva to grow her palm oil business. She has been able to purchase more palm fruit, which she boils to extract the oil. She then sells the palm oil to soap-makers - palm oil is a key [...]
Update for Efia Constance Antwi
May 19, 2011
With her loan from Kiva, Efia Constance\'s palm oil business has grown. She has used the money to purchase more palm fruit to extract larger quantities of oil (she boils the palm fruit to extract the oil). She [...]

Mei-ing's Loans

28 loans

  

Mei-ing's Teams

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Portfolio Distribution

  • By Gender
  • By Country
  • By Sector
  • By Partner

Gender

Distribution By Gender
Gender %
Female67.86%
Male32.14%

Country

Distribution By Country
Country %
Ecuador10.71%
Honduras7.14%
Mongolia7.14%
Viet Nam7.14%
Philippines7.14%
Pakistan3.57%
Uganda3.57%
Palestine3.57%
Peru3.57%
Rwanda3.57%
Togo3.57%
Mexico3.57%
Lebanon3.57%
Chile3.57%
Cambodia3.57%
Burundi3.57%
Colombia3.57%
Ghana3.57%
Bolivia3.57%
Kyrgyzstan3.57%
Jordan3.57%
Mali3.57%

Sector

Distribution By Sector
Sector %
Agriculture39.29%
Food21.43%
Retail14.29%
Clothing10.71%
Services10.71%
Manufacturing3.57%

Partner

Distribution By Field Partner
Field Partner %
COMIXMUL7.14%
Fund For Thanh Hoa Poor Women (FPW)7.14%
XacBank7.14%
Palestine For Credit & Development (FATEN)3.57%
National Microfinance Bank3.57%
HOFOKAM Ltd., A Partner Of Catholic Relief Services3.57%
Hattha Kaksekar Limited (HKL), A Partner Of Save The Children3.57%
Soro Yiriwaso, A Partner Of Save The Children3.57%
Women And Associations For Gain Both Economic And Social (WAGES)3.57%
Vitas. S.a.l.3.57%
VisionFund Mexico3.57%
Turame Community Finance, A Partner Of World Relief And HOPE International3.57%
Gata Daku Multi-purpose Cooperative (GDMPC)3.57%
Fundación ESPOIR3.57%
Caja Rural Señor De Luren3.57%
Banco D-MIRO S.A.3.57%
Bai Tushum & Partners3.57%
Asasah3.57%
Center For Community Transformation Credit Cooperative (CCT)3.57%
Christian Rural Aid Network (CRAN)3.57%
Amasezerano Community Banking S.A.3.57%
Fondo Esperanza3.57%
Emprender3.57%
Cooperativa San Jose3.57%
Fundación Mario Santo Domingo (FMSD)3.57%

Mei-ing's Lending Activity by Country

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