Sister entity
SEED — Syrian Food Entrepreneurship.
The non-profit side of the work: helping Arabic-speaking food entrepreneurs build viable enterprises, and helping institutions reach them.
SEED — Syrian Food Entrepreneurship — is the non-profit sister entity to TK Advisory. I co-founded it to do the work the advisory practice can't do alone: build genuine, lasting support for Arabic-speaking food entrepreneurs.
Where the advisory serves businesses commercially, SEED works at the community and institutional level — designing and running programs that help newcomers and returnees turn food skills and ideas into viable enterprises.
For institutions — gemeentes, IOM, RVO, foundations, and primes — SEED is also a delivery vehicle. It provides authentic access to Arabic-speaking entrepreneur communities and the cultural fluency that makes programs actually reach the people they're meant to serve.
What SEED does.
Community
Direct support for Arabic-speaking food entrepreneurs building in the Netherlands.
Programs
Designed and delivered to institutional standards, grounded in real entrepreneur needs.
Access
A genuine bridge between institutions and the communities they want to reach.
Designing a program?
If you're an institution looking to reach Arabic-speaking entrepreneurs, let's talk about how SEED and I can help.