Leadership & Influence
Banker to the Poor: Micro-lending and the Battle Against World Poverty Paperback
by Muhammad Yunus Alan Jolis
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Why Read This Book?
- •Learn how microfinance changed the world
- •Motivational story of entrepreneurship for impact
- •Practical lessons in leadership and poverty reduction
- •Shows how business can solve social challenges
- •Inspires innovation, empathy, and financial inclusion
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Banker to the Poor is the inspiring autobiography of Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, the founder of Grameen Bank and the pioneer of microfinance.
In this powerful book, Yunus shares how small loans to poor individuals — especially women — transformed families, communities, and entire nations from the ground up.
By challenging traditional banking and empowering people with dignity and opportunity, micro-lending became a global movement in the fight against poverty. This impactful read is perfect for leaders, entrepreneurs, economists, and anyone passionate about social change.
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