Plastic Credit Exchange Helping Female Entrepreneurs

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Bloomberg shared this report on the Plastic Credit Exchange which is helping female entrepreneurs in the Philippines.

Jul.15 — On this edition of “Bloomberg Equality,” Nanette Medved-Po, founder and chairwomen of Plastic Credit Exchange, a non-profit program that offers businesses and consumers an easy and responsible way to be accountable for plastic, explains why she started the exchange, and how the initiative is helping female entrepreneurs in the Philippines. She speaks with Haslinda Amin and Yvonne Man on “Bloomberg Markets: Asia.”

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