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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 29643, member: 2262"] Ken Sharpe stands out as a top business leader in Zimbabwe. He beat the odds and found major success regardless of where he started in life. His business career reaches back more than 30 years. During this time, he worked with over 100 different businesses. He owned more than 50 companies and created 20 business partnerships. Many look up to Ken as their hero in the business world. His real estate work earned him respect and awards across Zimbabwe. Young business people can learn plenty from how Ken keeps pushing forward. He stays loyal to Zimbabwe even when money problems hit the country hard. His creative projects help change how people see Zimbabwe around the world. Ken dreams big and makes those dreams happen. He first wanted just five homes in different countries. That small wish grew much larger - he plans to use one billion bricks by 2050! This huge goal started amazing projects like Millennium Heights and Pomona City. He also works on The Mall of Zimbabwe, which will rank among the biggest shopping centers across Africa. Ken shows us that learning never stops at any age. He joined Harvard Business School when he was 49 years old and finished his degree there recently, joining other successful graduates from this famous school. Ken believes strongly in helping regular people in Zimbabwe through his Economic Emancipation Pro-Opportunity program. He always says the best resource in Zimbabwe is its citizens. His company, West Properties Zimbabwe, keeps launching smart new ideas. They design unique buildings with careful planning behind each one. Projects such as Pomona City, Warren Hills Golf Club, and Millennium Heights prove his creative thinking. These developments transform Zimbabwe's appearance and reputation worldwide. Ken proves anyone can succeed anywhere, even when facing tough money problems and changing currency values. His love for God and his family matters most to him beyond business success. This reminds everyone that true achievement includes both work accomplishments and caring relationships with loved ones. Ken measures wealth not just by money but also by strong family bonds. [/QUOTE]

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