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Yes We Can Curricula Vitae of World’s Most Trusted Entrepreneurial Revolutionary
(Can we humanly understand the greatest problem solver on earth? )
MY Part 2 (Action, Business, Capitalism) 15 years of A; then 10 years of integrating B*A; by 2010 5 years of integrating C*B*A
A) Action’s Communities of Microentrepreneurs Focused on generation’s continuous improvement How to empower the poorest to help themselves end poverty From local social action to nationwide social businesses Key cases Searching Why the 16 decisions of female communities of microentrepreneurs banked on health, education and nature’s clean energies How 5 ,60 and 7 million poorest women empowered each other’s lifetime reality of everyone’s an entrepreneur | B) Maps
Business’ Social Entrepreneurship How to empower the richest to help the poorest on the other side of the world to help themselves end poverty From nationwide to future capitalism of worldwide safe banking; and to nationwide social businesses including solar energy and internet for the poor Key cases : action learning exchanges between the 10 deepest microcredit systems openly accessed by anyone in the world monitoring what micro*mobile can do as we catalogue thousands of social businesses out of one web | C)
Pioneering Capitalism partnerships in investing Sustainability locally and globally around the greatest space race one generation
has ever collaborated around How to empower the richest to turn round poverty from compounding within their own borders and to turn round the first quarter century of an unsustainable globalisation Future capitalism applied to transparency of all the global market sectors that compound human sustainability or destruction. Invitation to Innovate Collaboration to End poverty everywhere Key Cases – Transferring knowhow from the entrepreneur of serving those with the least to the entrepreneur of capitalism’s most resourced organisations What rich cities’ youth final 3 years of learning can action network to renew communities and co-create jobs and save the world |
MY Part 1 35 years of personal challenges towards being an Entrepreneurial Revolutionary and mentoring ER in others
Age 11 : end of childhood with illness of mother who had meant everything ; threw himself in to nurturing younger sister and helping keep his fathers retail business going 18ish created his first business – packaging and import-export; studies advanced to Fulbright scholar status 26ish went to Vanderbilt Uni in Tennessee the year after desegregation ; studied economics; return to Bangladesh delayed by war of independence in which the nation’s freedom was won at the price of being reduced to rubble (the poorest nation on planet) 33ish accepted job as economics professor at Chittagong university –appalled by death of a million people in famine; started practising economics in villages around the university- 35 social action team of 3 men and one woman formed who developed microcredit’s replicable franchises until Grameen constituted as a bank in 1983 with its own unique legal framework as rural bank for and majority owned by the poorest |
Catalogue your fav 21st C meetings with Yunus by region: Bangladesh, India, China, Africa, Europe, USA, Middle East, S.America Catalogue your favourite social businesses at your fav space : facebook , googlegroup -you tell us  RSVP usa 301 881 1655 if you have a one-pager to open source on core system designs: A) Social Actions B) Social
Business SB1 C) Future Capitalism D) Microcredit ... vote for E) .. Is Yunus FC book the most practical collaboration entrepreneur guide
you have read? If so join Yunus1000 bookclub ..Actions: Do you help youth in creating jobs, if so ask about Yunus10000 dvd youth dialogue 2008/9 . Are you interested in connecting your city to the worldwide
movements: collaboration cafe , socialbusinessclub.net ? Will you join our yahoo group for people who want to help microcredit being taken over by big banks now some in Wall Street are looking for the next crash to plunder? | updates on where demand for Yunus 10000 dvd is week 14 240
Dhaka Grameen 75 ; BRAC University, 75 Q M Ahmed, Dhaka 15; Dhaka University 75 London
110 more 100 for africa via pam (mainly kenya and nigeria) week 1 | rsvp info@worldcitizen.tv DC/USA bureau 301 881 1655 to help match videos with 6 social business value multiplying coordinates examples 4  |
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Saturday, February 28, 2009 The happy banker Muhammad Yunus appears on British Broadacsting Corps http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/newsnight/7914622.stm - on the most dismal day yet in british banking history with half a trillion dollar bailout announced for RBS
1:21 am estAs Obama has said, we have tried top-down globalizing and it doesnt work. Let's take the opportunity of never going back to banking as casinos where speculators take all, the people have to bail out bankrupt banks after being miserved for years by: credit directed at addictive cionsumption not communal productivity high cost structures (with ever more conflicted professional interests) geared to playing with exotic compound risks not serving basic needs on main street Tuesday, October 28, 2008 discuss Future Capitalism nominations of top 25 best news video conversation starters for 2009 and how to connect 7 microsummits around alumni of Muhammad Yunus
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Sunday, September 21, 2008 deja vu - a quarter of a century agohttp://books.google.com/books?ei=s4rWSI6sJomyyQSLq_3rDg&q=2025+report&btnG=Search+BooksFinance - 1985 The 2025 Report: A Concise History of the Future, by Norman Macrae is a delight, In this book, my father in his 4th decade of being The Economist's most prouctive writer of leaders forecast: Networks globalization within one generation will be humanity’s greatest change challenge ever The system we use to integrate localities into global can ultimately only spin one of two opposite ways :
the Big Brother scenario of Orwell seconded incidentally by Einstein as a significant risk the best for humanity century ever generated; to achieve this we would probably needs a Nobel laureate inspiring us to search out 30000 replicable community rising projects in a worldwide union aligned around ending poverty (as a failed system that the industrial age accidentally compounded but which an open knowledge age can quickly correct) The consequence is that I would love to help host http://microprosummit in such a way that microeconomists got at least 50:50 share of voice with macroeconomists regarding the irreversible choice our generation is making in systemising how we go global http://www.wholeplanet.tv/id32.html the overall plot of our 1984/5 book is at http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html I have tried to put on one map
everything I have heard the 5 times I have met Dr Yunus. I am sure there are both more brilliant artists and wordsmiths than me but the forbidden questions of social business modelling seem to be 1 what are the sources of positive cashflow
for a social business - there seem to be a combination of 6 - colored green ; each of these 6 has been messed up by western macroeconomics as mass media took over its free and true assumptions In light
blue: 2 are these the sorts of solutions that Bangladeshi microeconomists have come up with over 30 years of entrepreneurially
developing social businesses; they define what a rural community needs to compound sustainability:
its own bank -microcredit its own doctor and teacher - eg BRAC and so on in dark blue: 3 are these the 7 microsummits DR Yunus is asking us both to
network worldwide and empower through microentrepreneur telecentres if you go
back to the dark green - then can we turn round these 6 macro-economics confusions before they collapse more than the global
financial system: 6 investment banks would not have needed to collapse if they had goodwill metrics of sustainability
investment - this is the unseen wealth crisis compounded as Brookings 2000 forecast it
would if all we are ruled by is the global tangible accounting monopoly's maths of extract to the max every 90 days 5 is in essence the intervention of future capitalism book http://www.smbaworld.com/id8.html- and can we take back enough mass media to ask which
global market sectors are system-compounding their greatest risk responsibly 4 is Dr Yunus' plea to
billionaire philanthropists- please design social business entrepreneurship (empowering micro-up) not charity's trickle
down -particularly if knowledge era is different from industrial era in going above zeros-um
3 was the lesson of the 2nd world war that the EU aimed to be a permanent solution to but very quickly
spiraled back from its lofty ideal - for all I know all the chapter 1 "development
elites" have the same problem but as a Scot I better only throw stones at my own continent's white house 2 is what
BRAC did - and in a way what asking for new laws for microbanking does; its also dr yunus's biggest wish - coxs '
bazaar so that Bangladesh can have the infrastructure to trade with china and neighbours;
oddly my father www.normanmacrae.com was one of those who coined privatisation but
professions sponsored by big interests quickly systemised it the opposite way round than he had mapped 1 relates
to the misunderstanding that the greatest inventions and entrepreneurial revolution don’t just respond to customers
but they help societies' sustainability investment in people's jobs and lifetime
potentials develop where people want to go any errors are of course mine - but each separate story
- like the American Bar Association's Yunus article asking lawyers will you help? needs to connect with some overall collaboration compass through which networks of peoples can multiply goodwill and deep
contextual action learning to their hearts content I think here are lots of ways
we can put the jigsaw puzzles of this compass together and many of the 25 micro-video stories we are sending out to 10000 youth request pieces to be worked on and connect (other videos need to be found which I am
confident 10000 youth can help facebook, youtube and google out) chris macrae
301 881 1655 I will try and put a more interactive version of this up at http://yunusworld.com - there must be some way to invite all of Dr Yunus's most passionate supporters to explain which pieces they are focusing on connecting - after all if all 7 summits are to interconnect
as well as each help end poverty as much as micocreditsummit that's far more collaboration
employment to co-create than is currently going on round dr yunus' open
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