Solar Minigrids with Erika Francks

Erika was a Global Social Benefit Fellow in 2016 with ONergy Solar in Kolkata, India. She graduated from Santa Clara in 2017 as Valedictorian of her class and joined Accenture as a management consulting analyst focused on marketing and data analytics. She then went on a Fulbright to the country of Lesotho where she conducted research on productive uses of energy for OnePower, a solar minigrid company.

Episode 3 of the Line of Sight Podcast podcast, hosted by Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship, titled "Solar Minigrids with Erika Francks" was published on January 28, 2020 and runs 27 minutes.

January 28, 2020 ·27m · Line of Sight Podcast

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Erika was a Global Social Benefit Fellow in 2016 with ONergy Solar in Kolkata, India. She graduated from Santa Clara in 2017 as Valedictorian of her class and joined Accenture as a management consulting analyst focused on marketing and data analytics. She then went on a Fulbright to the country of Lesotho where she conducted research on productive uses of energy for OnePower, a solar minigrid company.

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Erika was a Global Social Benefit Fellow in 2016 with ONergy Solar in Kolkata, India. She graduated from Santa Clara in 2017 as Valedictorian of her class and joined Accenture as a management consulting analyst focused on marketing and data analytics. She then went on a Fulbright to the country of Lesotho where she conducted research on productive uses of energy for OnePower, a solar minigrid company.

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