Wilson Ganga’s innovative approach to entrepreneurship emphasizes shared success among all stakeholders within his business model. Launching T'Leva, Angola's first electric taxi service, amidst significant infrastructure challenges, he created a system where various participants, including drivers, owners, and even the government, financially benefit. This model not only addresses financial inclusivity but also positions stakeholder capitalism as a viable business strategy. With T'Leva now operating thousands of electric vehicles, Ganga demonstrates that success can be achieved through collaboration and profitability for all involved, rather than merely focusing on market share.
Wilson Ganga’s multi-stakeholder model creates an ecosystem where every participant profits, demonstrating that stakeholder capitalism is both ethical and advantageous for business.
'With our electric taxi company, multiple entities benefit financially from each ride, illustrating a system where everyone involved is a winner,' Ganga states.
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