MEDA opens its first office in Europe

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WATERLOO, Ont.—Mennonite Economic Development Associates plans to open an office in Germany—its first foray into the European market—with Titus Horsch serving as director of MEDA in Europe.

Horsch will invite business people to support MEDA’s mission of creating business solutions to poverty and engaging with large European donor agencies. But his first tasks will be to set up an office, carry out legal registration and begin to build relationships in the European community as part of a two-year market development initiative. The initiative’s success could mean the creation of a full member-based MEDA organization in Europe integrated with the North American model.

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