Purpose Cataloguing Lists, and social or business models
breaking news = help match youth's 10000 greatest job creators with the most valuabe of trillion dollar global markets - food, health, energy,?prizes celebrated?-your choice rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk?
If you were to set out in several dimensions to improve the human lot, how many would you choose? Arguably the more the better (such as list 1) if you are giving youth a choice -particularly when n a city like?Washington DC40000 students have 3 sorts of better choices- inside the district, nationally, developing countries. In terms of a book arguing which market sectors must be freed by youth economics first, perhaps a shortlist (such as list 2) with detailed anticipation of upcoming gamechnagers
youth actions linkedin:.............................................................. ? 20 social media and open tech wizards chowdhury rami Gintel? Lsocial?? 19 nursing -various celebrating free nursing college 18 mobilising medical apps -see 20; serach mit...? 17 nutrition to inner city - see student circle: food deserts; aquaponics; food security; crop science YJand feedthefuture value chain maps 16 bioenergy - see solar and biogas ovens; biogas source collection; celebrate with ashden; interface zero waste half-gen plans; linkin to carbon war office and sustainabilityIG 15 ending waste/carbon - see 16? 14 crop science -see 17/16 13 funding and incubation hubbed round emerging graduates -see also links to regional dev plans -eg dc's 100k job plan 12 recruiting superstars to youth community projects related to their stardom - seesingforhope; activeresistance; 2010s greatest exploration project 11 women entrepreneurs 10 creating jobs for girls around orphanages or villages 9 youth in foreign assistance 8 developing missing curriculum of youth - get financial literacy -see aflatoun. 10000girl 7 helping regenerate with whatever is a state's most underused skill base 6 any other social service youth most passionate about developing ground up social lab -eg our regions expertise included in atlanta 2012 included : the blind, teen pregnancy , .... 5 any millennium goal collaboration foreign embassies most want to linkin to dc through visiting or diaspora students with a particular focus on africa while obama can help celebrate that 4 anything that builds student trade relationships with china 3 anything that celebrates youth's greatest job creators - see youth10000 2 returning to banks with values -see gabv.org ; cashlessbanking; japan conf 1 changing economists to be pro-youth ?-see macrae.tv 0 open content movement partnering of universities/colleges with job creators not examiners of theories- as you probably know bhuiyan's boss in alabama is an MIT alumn and aims to start a university of poverty in alabama round the sorts of processes that have made MIT alumni the number 1 job creating social network all over the world - linking dc into that during obama 2.1 may define what america's net generation contributes A) refurbisihing local shelter/property for poor . |
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or a direct way is to c-create a series of blogs- how man of youth's 10000 greatest job creators will do so with?food .... health ... opentech ....
Which Multi-Win Model could you change the world of business and society with?
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Value multiplying MODELS Social Business 100% Social Business 51+% Open Source Community-Franchise Transparent value chain ? mapping Conscious Capitalism Family-owned purpose ? companies Social Impact Bond Patient Capital Other goodwill-integrated ? 10-win value exchanges Hi-trust regional ? sufficiency leadership Mediating purpose of whole ? market |
From the early 1970s, pro-youth ? economics editors at The Economist invited leaders to join an Entrepreneurial ? Revolution (ER). All of the 20th century organisational system needed to ? change to go way above zero-sum if the first net generation was to be youth's ? most productive and sustainable time. Such an economics of abundancy was ? possible, nay essential as unlike consuming up things, knowledge multiplies ? value in use and the borderless nature f networks demands transparency in ? preventing risks from compounding at boundaries where 20th c professions ? advised managers to separate responsibilities. This brochure catalogues the ? most exciting multi-win models we have found to date - the ER? search continues with your help |
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Social Business 100% model aims to compound the most purposeful inter-generational models.
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SB100 system design Of 20th Century's main typologies - corporate, government, ? charity - only the corporate brand leader is actually free to compound ? investment in a continuous goal. Therefore financial sustainability of a? positive cashflow model is essential to ? compounding purpose but what is not needed in the social business is ? extraction of a dividend. Instead all the surplus is reinvested either in ? making organisation better at its purpose or scaling its service reach or enriching its job creation platform. ? Those who help finance a social business start-up can take ? their capital back, and participate in the reputation celebration of ? delivering a life-changing innovation but do not own the equity. 100% ? ownership of the social business model is owned (in trust) of those in greatest ? need of the purposeful goal's achievement ? Social business empowers those who have not had a voice in ? concept innovation to linkin with the most contextually grounded ideas. ? Logically it is the game changing model for youth, parents and others in the community? who want to celebrate job creation as the ? core purpose of education systems. Refer: to Muhammad Yunus? Social Business Prize competition roles in celebrating ? youth entrepreneurship and progress of millennium goal networks. |
Discussion Who's capital? Charities and foundations can gain from a ? sustainable model. Societies looking for a more economical way of delivering ? social services than top-down government (social privatisation) or ? inter-government aid. Corporations looking for a more purposeful way to ? promote purpose that ads and PR. Youth investment banking and pro-youth ? economists ? Innovation and conflict resolution Opportunities? To date ? the greatest applications of SB100 modeling have emerged from those who ? intuitively or explicitly wished to change transparency of value chains. This ? means that SB modelers must anticipate conflict resolution from those who ? have historically profited from blocking a purpose. This is one reason why it ? may take many years of implementation but once communal victory is ? demonstrated the impact trajectory social business often gets on a rising ? exponential - moore's law acceleration towards its goal. Social business ? concept development is most economical when a team can truial and eror test ? small before replicating success big ? Threats? A social business's financing can prove anorexic ? -either in situations like technology where serial investment may be needed ? or because speculators or others who the social business appeared to remove ? from controlling value chain strike back at times of leadership succession or ? other relative weakness of the social business |
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Social Business 51+% model balance's pursuit of purpose with entrepreneur's control over her life-work
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SB51+ system design ? The only system design difference between the classical ? (Yunus) 100% Social Business and SB51+ concerns how much (of the majority of ? the) equity is placed (in trust) of those in greatest need of the purpose. ? The change is huge constitutionally because once you ? design a system where some of the equity is privately owned it may no longer ? be possible to ask for social funds be this from charities or in substituting ? how government spends its tax revenues, and the volunteer components of ? production may be diminished |
Discussion If you consider the knowledge co-working dynamics of the ? post-industrial revolution it was argued by Von Neumann, Drucker, The ? Economist and others that the revolution in abundant economics would depend ? more on start-ups being human capital hungry than monetarily so. ? Googles of this world were born out of socially networked ? dorms not capital-intensive structures of massive factories. Would google's founders have maintained more control of ? their life's work if they had invested 51% in trust of the greatest purpose ? of search?- in effect that's giving a way one potential "doubling" ? of equity to be grounded in the core purpose of their brand leadership ? vision. Conversely when Muhammad Yunus' role changed from being banker for ? the poor to integrating technology for the poor, would his life's work have ? had more security if George Soros had asked that his free loan to startup ? Grameenphone be used to develop a SB51 around Muhammad Yunus' investment ? acumen? |
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Where would you like to benchmark with world record job creation? China - Jinping or Ma - the greatest country to collaborate with on the most sustainability jobs 2016 to 2030 Bangladesh - Sir Fazle or Yunus the country with the most solutions for empowering women and ending systemic extremes of poverty Timely Tipping Point & Leapfrog Investment translators across hemispheres- Jim Kim or George Soros Berners Lee & Owen The greaters openers of space - real and virtual Scaling's most courageous innovators teaching has ever seen with or without help of western media and professional monopolies - Gandhi School, May, Rachel
to charter- back in the late 1980s a group of us started asking how can the world's greatest visions (1) in terms of advancing the human lot be organised so that everyone passionate about a goal can network around it
we welcome all practitioners and youthful learners to the compass of http://www.huoliu21.top/
what's the biggest purpose you want to see networked during life time?
ER ECONOMICS & CHARTER help design futures peoples want most- we mobilise and app entrepreneurial economics principle of action futures now to invest in longer-term prosperity that win-win-win models compound
major innovation tools linked in by charter profession include - jobscompetitions; open space ; grounded theory of opinion research; collaboration cafe; collaboration city searches - example-
also 12 grades of practising email- and such k-12 methods as new zealand has liberated since 1984 at http://thelearningweb.net - for evolution of digital structures since 1984 see Gordon Dryden paperfor journal of pro-youth economics and social business
please note that CHARTER like most methods that Entrepreneurial Revolution fans have spent 40 years working on since The Economist first announced ER challenges: while there is a minimal process of facilitating charters- its contextual. Try one out -q1 who in the world will uniquely miss what if we fail on the most valuable www project we know of: namely how do find 5000 youth of net generation whose collaborations can sustain growth through global villages faster than 5000 big bankers/politicos can collapse communities
- video on this challenge televised by new york's bronx tv as follow up to yunus launch talk of youth economics 2008
related yout economics projects: help find 100 leaders who value view that 2010s can be youth's most productive decade ; help innovate audits of all trillion dolar markets- eg health, edu, nutrition, media for the purpose eoples want most
charter is a collaboration leadership tool developed by Macrae Family from late 80s with 2 particular perspectives:
an entreprenurial competence of media people is to help communities question and answer what futures people want most in the most transparent and cross-cultural ways
in reserach for von neumann's biography- we valued his question - in a networking age what tools will people who want to have a good impact on maximum numbers of people use given that they will probaly be asked to help with 50 projects at a time each of whose computing anyaltics will be getting faster nd faster
while charering was intended to be a communications tool for maxiising involveent in progressing a huge goal , it turned out that the most central question oof all chartering is also the most central question for all goodwill audits including those that:
celebrate transparency
modl sustainable growth (as well as risk of collapse) as needing audits of exponential impact which are already spinning the future depending n relationship investments already made
wish to see if abundancy economics odleing eg how knowledge multiolies value in use can be much more valuable than 20th c scarcity econoics caused by consuming up things
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like other tools that value open colaboration, anyone's quesstion can be valuable - note how a 9 year old asked the best question among over 1000 New yorkers at this january 2008 briefing
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