My Nonprofit Reviews

I first met Mrs. Mahnaz Harrison few years ago when she came to Georgia to support the healthcare system. She spent several month at the Georgian National Museum to train the staff in organisation management as a volunteer. I was lucky to be the member of the group she has been working with. I would say that she gave us as much (if not more) as we could learn in the University. It is her grace if I have managerial skills today and can consider myself as a leader. Other then professional training she also educated us about the women rights and in general self-representation in the world of business. Since in Georgia there is no culture of volunteerism and giving away time and knowledge without getting any monetary profit, it was another amazing aspect of the way of life that she has introduced to us. I am blessed I had a chance to meet, learn and being inspired by this amazing, wonderful woman who has changed my perception of life and myself and I am sure that I am not the only one.

I will not be able to find enough words to thank her for the knowledge, self estimation and assertiveness and many more she gave to me, only what I could wish is that she reached all her goals as I know changes she makes is beneficial for everyone and is another brick in building the better world.