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Naidandorj has many years of diverse professional experience in the field of automotive lighting. Together with a business partner, he ran a workshop and a specialist store for automotive lighting, building up a wealth of technical expertise in the process. This specialization led to his next entrepreneurial step in 2023: founding a company for the production of advertising materials. Since light boxes and company signage have many parallels with vehicle lighting in terms of technology and construction, it was particularly easy for him to enter this business field.
Today, Naidandorj offers customized solutions in the areas of signage, advertising, and corporate decoration. The range of services extends from 3D letters, light boxes, and polystyrene or foam letters for company signage to tarpaulin and banner printing (PVC), fabric and paper printing, UV DTF printing, stickers, vehicle wraps, advertising displays, and billboard installation. The company thus covers the entire value chain of modern visual corporate communication.
Falonne, an ambitious entrepreneur with a business background and over 5 years of experience in clothing manufacturing, has turned her passion for fashion into a thriving tailoring and fashion business. She was inspired by her mother, who made a living for the family as a seamstress. This early influence laid the foundation for her flair for high-quality craftsmanship and personal style.
Evelyne is an entrepreneur who has turned her creative passion for fashion into a high-growth business. Although she originally studied information technology, she decided to follow her calling after graduating, trained in tailoring and founded her own fashion atelier in 2020. With a lot of commitment, the support of her sister and her first employee, she managed to start selling online - the success quickly confirmed the quality and appeal of her products.
Today, Evelyne runs 2 showrooms - one in her home region and another in Kigali - as well as her own workshop with 11 employees. Her brand is aimed at quality-conscious, middle-income customers. She sources the materials she uses from Europe, among other places, in order to guarantee the highest standards of workmanship. Her attention to detail and aesthetic flair characterize her collections and make her a sought-after address in Rwanda's up-and-coming fashion scene.
Small entrepreneurs in developing countries start their own business with a high handicap. Help to improve the handicap of these SMEs!
Willi Helbling CEO of the BPN Foundation / Handicap 34.5