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youth most exciting survey? -we seek pro-youth investors as associate web partners: see eg Ning of The Economist's last microeconomist; ning of leaders and yunus -coming soon ning of how entrepreneur labs at MIT creates more youth employment than all other us business schools combined BREAKING OPPORTUNITIES OF NET GENERATION & COLLABORATION ENTRPRENEURIAL REVOLUTION We need help in surveys of 50 Most Exciting Youth Prodiuctivity projects of 2010s 1 Nobel laureate Yunus is one leader in middle of 560 urgenet youth productivity projects - who/where else do you nominate as a survey focus 2 Why are we passionate about this- Europe's greatest microeconomist (aka dad Norman Macrae Unacknowledgeg Giant) of the second half of the 20th century forecast in The Economist (major writings here) that the decade of 2010s would be time when 10 times more youth productivity of net generation would be won or last. From 1976 he invited enetrepreneurial revolution hunt of chagge in organsiational system designs and professional rules compatible with this clue that emerged from research of John Von Neuman's life Johnny grabbed other people's ideas, then by his clarity leapt five blocks ahead of them. and helped put them into practical effect. We think this is the social action that smart people exist to mediate - especially when you joyfully adopt Johnny's belief that computers will allow research teams to tackle one hundred times as many projects 100 times more quickly. More on organsational research here 3 Irreversibility - urgency comes about in 2 ways: in some cases eg energy 99% of investment took a wrong global turing over the last third of a century and is now for the first time threatening to make manmade scale conflict with nature's planetary scale; in other cases unique flows of work come to a natural endgame (last best global summit stage; lifetimes or authority as world leader are coming to and end). Most of the projects in table belo0w are o0f this second type.
Celebrating Youth's greatest fans ; help us journalise Who's Who of number 1 Future Correspondent of every Year's Peer Network
PREVIOUSLY rehearsals - what could net gen already be enjoying if we transforned 1) education Breaking News - Can you help vote for 50 most exciting net generation projects -and youth knowledge networks - leaders are investing round entrepreneurial spirit of muhammad yunus after 35 years of hosting dialogues on Entrepreneurial Revolution, we find transparent win-win-win investment models of worlds 50 most exciting networks the greatest challenge
SUSTAINABLE WORLD'S MOST VALUABLE ECONOMIST - Our valuation of entrepreneurship (see 1976 survey of entrepreneurial revolution) and e- (see first journalist's future history of the net generation) lead us to number 1 valuation of muhammad yunus and his networks of exciting youth and leaders projects. Recommendation : vote for your country to get as much Muhammad Yunus advice as possible. The net generation can still be 10 times more productive than previous generations but only if we change economics, and reduce degrees of separation prioritising life critical information flows and open service solutions hubbed across 2 million global village networking economy (an empowering entrepreneurial way ahead first advocated by Schumpeter). The Norman Macrae Foundation has sponsored Adam Smith scholars to help worldwide collaborations in the journal of changing economics and world class projects Rapidly innovative resources and transparency mapping connections for 2011 - Nings: GlobalGrameen YunusCity LeadersandYunus NormanMacrae Freemarket For more on job creation and celebrating joyful changes to economics in every way ion every day , please visit http://sbdays.com/ and http://socialbusiness.tv/ and http://www.yunuslab.com/ This is the sort of email we circulate round members of this web who are all passionate about collaborations in technology for or by the poor -partiticularly mobile technology which due to investment by Dr Muhammad Yunus and some of the world's poorest women in 1996 has turned Bangladesh into a world class leader in this market in the 2010s. (tell us if you want to join our circulation lists) idea of sept 2010 dhaka meeting with yunus: 1 tech for poor; 2 economics for youth dear borje & egrameen fans of Dr Yunus as
per our skype today I am trying to connect with yunus supporters who feel passionate about these 2 foci as needing annual
expos and continuous collab preparation; economics for youth has become my family's commitment to remember my father whose
last articles from 65 years of microeconomics journalism http://yunusforum.net/?p=80 were on yunus http://www,grameeneconomics.com/ http://worldeconomist.net/ TECH FOR POOR CONNECTING if humanly possible, several of us will visit yunus in dhaka late september-
here's where our tech for poor delegation is at... your inspiring connections needed! 1 mostofa
who yesterday reinterviewed KI (yunus number 1 tech expert 2007-2010 - now head of grameen phone IT) is preparing
a guide on who to visit in dhaka to see mobile for the poor and identifying a small circulation list of bangladeshi youth
passionate about tech; it is our understanding that yunus national startegy is to make bangladesh a world collab leader in
mobile tech for sustainability 2 zasheem, a lifelong compatriot of yunus and liberation of Bangladesh
, who organised 4 day collaboration entrepreneur event round yunus in glasgow in july is starting both a journal
of social business and revision of glasgow uni curiculum; this gives us opportunity to continuously publish and disseminate
news on tech for the poor (the back pages of journal could permanently update news on tech for poor's greatest advances for
job creation - how soon can tech create the first billion jobs impossible before net gen) 3 estelle is
a french journalist (who spent 2 months filming in Bangla last summer and whose dad runs a mobile social business critical
to winning the frace to http://www.bankabillion.org/ ) is able to both connect what paris is doing especially the world lead that olivier at http://www.danonecommunities.com/ offers ; who are the world's leading visionaries?: (Grameen Intel, Kyushu, (jack ma china's ebay? nilekani indian web? .MIT.? crowdmaps as innovated by google;s new head for Africa) -and social action leaders- on tech for the poor that we could help
her to interview for joint publication 4 jonathan has grown 50 colaboration capital hubs in
under 7 years; 6000 entrepreneurail members http://www.the-hub.net/ ; a model that both the white house and yunus want to interact with; we want to centre with pretty well anything his
subnetwork of tech entrepreneurs wish to connect; lesley who has helped host hub culture is one of his most trusted human
portals to end african poverty hubbing out of joburg- she first met yunus at my dad's RoyalAutomobileClub lunch feb 2008 5
Melanie organises a biannual global summit http://www.theglobalsummit.org/ (next november 2010 san francisico) uniting california collaborators in millennium goals; she is considering surveying
any of her members on 1 pager tech for the poor projects and publishing this for all delegates to celebrate; if it helps to
offer a $5000 drinks party budget as part of this celebration , then norman macare foundation is delighted to do this; jonathan
has 2 bay city hubs that might join in too; caitlin an economics graduate works in bay city area after being first us
student to host a year long social busiess club (Swarthmore) how can we connect with your ideas borje and everyone
who believes tech for the poor is make or break as we drown in job mass destruction of broken wall streets and eurolands
and secret societies out of switzerland whose subprime lose-lose games rule macroeconomics world?; as a New Viking I know you proposed asian institute of technology could help with an annual expo of tech for poor (and you bring to yunus
authority of a family that has been in Nordica's community banking through many generations) ; anything we could take to yunus
on your behalf would be welcomed by zasheem and all people with a liofelong colaboration commitment to yunus and making
2010s most exciting youth networking and job creating decade chris chris macrae buildingsocialbusiness.com dc 301 881 1655
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------------------ sustainability story of 1984 by primary editorias writer of The Economist 1949-1989 Our 1984 scenario of an internetworking world The great technological event of the next 40 years will be the steady rise in importance of the Telecommunications-Computer terminal (TC for short)... By 2005 the gap in income and expectations between the rich and poor nations was recognised to be man's most dangerous problem. Internet linked television channels in sixty-eight countries invited their viewers to participate in a computerised conference about it, in the form of a series of weekly programmes... In 2024 it is easy to see this as a forerunner of the TC conferences which play so large a part in our lives today, both as pastime and principal innovative device in business. But the truth of this 2005 breakthrough tends to irk the highbrow. It succeeded because it was initially a rather downmarket network television programme. About 400 million people watched the first programme, and 3 million individuals or groups tapped in suggestions. Around 99 per cent of these were rejected by the computer as likely to increase the unhappiness of mankind. It became known that the rejects included suggestions submitted by the World Council of Churches and by many other pressure groups. This still left 31,000 suggestions that were accepted by the computer as worthy of ongoing analysis. As these were honed, and details were added to the most interesting, an exciting consensus began to emerge. Later programmes were watched by nearly a billion people as it became recognised that something important was being born. These audiences were swollen by successful telegimmicks. The presenter of the first part of the first programme was a roly-poly professor who was that year's Nobel laureate in economics, and who proved a natural television personality. He explained that economists now agreed that aid programmes could sometimes help poor countries, but sometimes most definitely made their circumstances worse.
update of sustainability story requested by dr yunus glasgow nov 2008 http://yunusforum.net/?p=80
Not quite a social business case *Grameen Solutions www.grameensolutions.com open source property asserted by The Social Busienss Action Team - Q&A welcomed by team - chris.macrae @yahoo.co.uk Could you imagine the world’s poorest making an investment in a 21st C world leading sector? This is not technically a social business being a for profit but largely owned by social business partners including a majority shareholding by Grameen. Arguably it is the most exciting investment majority owned by a microcredit bank. It converges the future of the mobile investments interests that Muhammad Yunus (with some extremely timely advice from MIT entrepreneurs) began in 1996 when a world bank consultant predicted that only quarter of a million Bangladeshi’s would ever own mobiles. Dr Yunus invested in Grameen phone getting the mobile franchise at cents in the dollar- this company’s majority partner is a Norwegian telecom though there has been a dispute about ownership and whether Grameen has been fully rewarded for its brand equity. Today over 40 million Bangaldeshi’s use mobiles- and about 4 billion people access digital worldwide via mobile where internet access by computer terminals may be only just over 1 billion. I think it is fair to say that Muhammad Yunus is ever more optimistic that digital technology can sustain the world where maybe many in NW hemispheres have lost some of the pre-millennium euphoria. It is this attitude of his which makes me optimistic than in the 2010s we will suddenly start accelerating millennium goal momentum in ways that were last in the 00s. NW hemispheres have not found that many applications where the value of knowledge multiplies on all sides even though compared with consumption of physical thin gs the hope of the networking economy as one that can advance humanity beyond poverty must be based in knowledge’s positive value multipliers Grameen Solutions with partnership projects eg http://www.bankabillion.org can rightly claim to be a world leader in smart uses of mobiles, and a leading gravity for partners who believe it is precisely the first network generation than can open source an en d to poverty. The new projects of Kazi Islam, CEO of Grameen Solutions, are I must confess an area I most look forward to being updated on when I visit Dhaka. When it comes to using technol0gy to create jobs, I believe the 2 most dramatic entrepreneurs in the world today are Muhammad Yunus and Jack Ma “I want to help china create 100 million jobs”, Clinton Global 2009) of Ali Baba the nearest China has to an ebay (with Nilekani of Infosys in India not at all far behind!). One of the best bits of news in 2009 was that they have entered into some job creation social business partnerships – keep searching! Further Reference: Growing Up With 2 Giants- a prescient leaflet of Yunus written
2006 on National Partnering Strategy for Bangladesh congratulations to Dr Yunus, Obama Presidential Laureate Aug 2009- a Ning for those who want to thank goodness yes we can 1,.0 and yes we can 2.0 are meeting up! dedicated to young people and yes we can networkers who want to end poverty and sustainably invest in the woprld using the only proven microeconomic models for doing this which were deveoped since the 1970s in bangladesh primarily by Grameen and BRAC- since Grameen's 69th birhday present to Dr Yunus included a brand new web, we start with some of its official links that we like touring first Major Global Social Business Funds & Portals operated by Yunus Partners: DanoneCommunities GrameenCredit Agricole Partnership Agencies GrameenAmerica GCL
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