Virondreau sometimes finds the response overwhelming, something akin to an avalanche. It's more like a movement. Once people understand what we're doing, they want to get involved. There's the draw of Youssou N'Dour, of course, which is a great benefit. But that's not all there is to it.
People see the opportunity and they're determined to seize it.
I've had people call me from HP wanting to know more about it and how they might help. There's a tremendous eagerness to contribute, especially from the World e-Inclusion team. The really great thing about it is that it feels like we can really make a difference. There are just so many skilled people here who simply can't make a living or create the kind of life they want to lead. This kind of training and development can help people change their lives.