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33 years into designing opinion surveys, this may be the most critical one I have ever helped people collect data on, map info and openly debate : the idea that the younger generation ask those over 50 wherever they have any impact on consequences of local to global system systems what have they done over the last third of a century may be the most productive transparency survey ever if yes we can use social business networking tools to propagate it. Anyone got another idea - Obama's team sure as heck needs it as trillion dollar bailouts spin beyond quarter 1 or 2009

Transparency's Most Vital Survey Ask those who are over 50 and who make decisions or professionally advise on globalization system consequences, what have they practiced over last third of a century.The people I trust most to ending trillion dollar meltdowns Muhammad Yunus who since 1976 has spent 33 years designing and practicing microcredit banking systems originally to help sustain the poorest people and communities in Bangladesh, these systems now reach over 100 million or the poorest families around the world- they have never needed a bailout. Dr Yunus invites youth ambassadors and leaders who facilitate what local to global future the www generation can sustain to his 69th birthday parts- Dhaka, 29 June 2009. My father Norman Macrae whose 1976 survey in The Economist developed the concepts of Entrepreneurial Revolution around integrating small innovation experiments until a community could understand the win-win-win purpose of any new invention and then replicate it through free markets wherever societies could be sustained from the entrepreneur’s good news As a mathematician my own bio since 1976 is detailed and contributes some very minor pieces to such big picture heroes of where is humanity going 1976 started compiling multi-million hours of interviews on what societies around the world wanted most; 1984 input scenarios of internet age into my father's 2024 report - would the generation that went local to global design a hyper-connecting system to sustain or end our species' future?; 1989 my book world class brands questioned whether transparency of global media would be designed around hi-trust or low-trust; my 1995 book provided an audit of questions everyone connecting/compounding goodwill around a leadership purpose needs to have updated answers to beyond just seeing quarterly numbers; 1998 first started mapping value multiplying audits in response to a question on the future of the global accounting profession - on seeing interviews of 100 leaders of one of Big 5 - forecast their implosion unless urgent and purposeful conflict resolution between entrepreneurial inputs and value demands became their leadership team's job number 1; 2009 still struggling to explain to all 20th century's biggest professions that their additive rules are the most dangerous theories we could possibly be ruled by in net working’s connected (ie multiplicative) age. If you can help me or I can help you assess risks of a trillion dollar global system's futures exponential up or down , I am chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk Washington DC bureau 301 881 1655

chris macrae http://www.valuetrue.com http://clubofnewyork.blogspot.com and 100 intercitizen blogs on where is futuire capitalism spinning

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FC as a leadership quest social bsuiness

Can Future Capitalism become a package tour social business

FC leadership quests use a mapping short-hand - if you see some leading links that you most feel you need to know but cant figure out without a personal guided tour then please rsvp info@worldcitizen.tv or washingtn dc yes we can bureau 301 881 1655

Pop -TGC ; UoS; ULACI -woodstock2.0; peace b(r)and -typical mail -march 09- chris (aka GC3): 1 click the link below to confirm your membership as a Green Child! 2 march 12 : We were interviewed by Mr Media on blogtalkradio this morning, the show has over 400,000 listeners.If you'd like to listen to it, please click here. 3 We are currently in the studio with Grammy-winning music producer Brian Kennedy. Brian produced Rihanna's hit song 'Disturbia' and has worked with Chris Brown, Jennifer Hudson and Nastasha Bedingfield to mention just a few. He is very talented and we're really excited to have him involved! Click Here to check out Brian's MySpace page. Kind wishes, Milla & Tom. The Green Children.-coming soon The empowerment album featuring the theme song of ending digital divides - you can hear me now CONFIRM BY VISITING THE LINK BELOW: http://www.aweber.com/z/c/?wnyc3cxhls50toboamp6vb2db2d73clr6487	FC correspondence/intern desks www	capitalism of stories that help you imagine & rejoice in humanity 1976 : 1 birth of mnicrocredit, 2 survey of entrepreneurial revolution The Economist Xmas day 1982: We're all entrepreneurs or intrapreneurs now- how service and knowledge economies future turn industrial age bottom-up 1984 Net Future 1 2 2007 Xmas day - yunus script that launces future capitalism 2009: june 29 - day after 69th birthday party of youth and greatest human interest stories to wave the win-win-win planet	Internetworker for poor 1 2 3 GrameenSolutions BankaBillion.org	Actions Learning's Future Capitalism MyLaptop 1 Gandhi 1 2 3 4Montesorri 50 years/250,000 alumni NZ - first 25 years of expliring fun internet in schools Free universities - born south africa travel guides to learning povery's social business schools - 1 JB; 2 Grameen-Intel; 3 BRAC
Green -rose NYapril14 June 29 dhaka cc ashden	Water veolia	.
Microeconomic futures	Innovating Collaboration Futures	Banking futurebanks.net	Nations leading sons/daughters/mothers of microcredit: USA Bangla	Africa  -if you have a top 100 story of a place where you believe people should benchmark africa future capitalism please tell me so I ca log it up at africanidol.tv I also gather that Ingrid Munro of jamii bora has a son who is on facebook so i will see3 if he has a suggestion for africa future capitalism rep at june 29 dhaka - cm clubofkenya
				69th birthday and ageless FC- who ought we invite -eg We are organising a Muhammad Yunus 69th Birthday party and networking event for youth and womens entrepreneurs dhaka june 29- is that the sort of thing Sara Blakely might want to connect with http://yunusforum.net/ we believe that Obama will need all the help he can get from yes we can, womens and microentrepreneur networks if he is resolve both banking and millennium goals crisis http://yunus10000.com

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Our collaboration blogs are inspired by such leaders as Obama 1 2 , Yunus 1 2, Mandela 1 2

their content is edited by future capitalism writers who are as young, poor, diverse, female or transparently networked around 7 microsummits whose actions goals can be the networking age's space race to end poverty and empower every child to have a productive life

here are some blogs which are contributing particular yes we can foci

new york - future of banking people need

Paris future of partnerships between most resourced organizations and deepest grassroots service networks

Glasgow future of a country that was first annexed by empire 309 years ago and whose free the people economists developed constructed that micro and collaboration entrepreneurs map to achieve sustainable breakthroughs for humanity

Dhaka the city at the epicenter of the national strategy to identify sustainability franchises needed worldwide and open source them through highest trust local net workers including positive representation of youth and women

DC - help us maintian a top 20 clicks on how obama -and yes we can networkers - want to empower peoples and community sustaining banking

URL http://futurebanks.net

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Community sustaining banking is what 99% of people need from banking

The best coaches in community banking bangladesh and india – with mobiles and investment in people income generation and community sustainability, their basic banking models are 10 times lower cost/less risky than the wall street designed bank became

InterCity benchmarking club that is open sourcing banks with community contexts (type 1, 2) and bangladesh/Indian knowledge includes (for contact points ask info@worldcitizen.tv): Glasgow Paris LA (Channel Islands)

Type 1 community context is place. Type 2 community context is a demographic group whose lifetimes are enhanced by mutual trust- eg why not a big city’s 65-95 year olds have a bank designed and owned by them. Thinks of internal trades that such a free market could design: Trade between retired nurses and others (eg basic health and companionship trades without any externalising brokers)

Products of community banking: Safe deposit accounts No credit for conspicuous consumption or debt traps Credit designed round income generation for individual creativity and community sustaining goals Mobile not property-based banking assets Ownership as a mutual geared towards both youth’s or parents productivity needs and the most vital services determining community sustainability

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Which Journalists got transparency's Tale of 2 America's -or 2 Globalizations - right?

2009 what Obama (son of microcredit) and yes we can (social business networkers) argue about transparency's whole truth repoweramerica.org; econ stories at obama.com We suggest replacing economics journalists by Future Capitalism journalists in recognition of the reality that free markets dont exist without transparency Nov 08 - 250 centenary of Adam Smith at Glasgow University celebrates what Adam actually said about Free Markets 1st January 2009 - Norman Macrae, Europe's senior economics (oops future capitalism journalist) maps how to avert a decade of slump You can debate this controversial questioning of conventional wisdom at Force For Good by Tomorrow's Company a Yunus-Youth 10000 dialogue best 25 news video of class of 08/09 How to Avert A Great Depression Through the Hungry 2010s? Answer, By Making All Banking Very Much Cheaper, By Norman Macrae As a teenager, Norman began studying economics in (today’s) Bangladesh whilst waiting to navigate RAF airplanes in world war 2. His father-in-law was mentored for a quarter of a century by Gandhi, one Bar of London Barrister to another, on how to end Raj Imperialism. He went on to write over 2000 editorials from the microeconomics perspective of Free Markets & Entrepreneurial Revolution for The Economist, and in 1984 mapped what alternative futures micro versus macro economic worlds of the first networking generation will spin www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html www.erworld.tv -contact info@worldcitizen.tv Washington DC bureau 301 881 1655 If banks in rich democracies had been truly competitive institutions, at least one of them somewhere would have seized the main opportunity created by the computer. This main opportunity was to make all deposit-banking vastly cheaper than ever before. By this cheapening it should make such banking hugely more profitable. Then further competition would search for the cheapest ways to guide all the world’s saving into the most profitable (or otherwise most desirable) forms of capital investment, thus enriching all mankind. Instead, during 2008 the total losses of banks in rich democracies – in North America, West Europe and Japan – soared into trillions of dollars. Fearful for their solvency, these banks virtually stopped lending. The issuance of corporate bonds, commercial paper, and many other financial products largely ceased. Hedge and insurance firms also crashed. Mankind is thus threatened in the 2010s with its longest great depression since the hungry 1930s. Why? The strange answer seems to be that other happy consequences of modern technology promised to make this cheapening even faster. Call centres in Bangalore vastly undercut the middle class salaries of Midland bank clerk who until the 1950s expensively answered clients’ questions in their branches in the City of London. Cheap mobile phones kept village ladies in once miserable Bangladesh as fully in touch with market prices as is the chief research officer of the First National Bank of Somewhere in California. His weekly salary is still 1000 times greater than the previous annual earnings of that village lady. The cost-effective way of running the old Midland or First National then seemed to be to cut its total salary cost by something like 99%. This did not please Western welfare governments, or the decent chief executives of the old Midland or First National bank. Awaiting the sensation of a short sharp shock From a cheap and chippy chopper on a big black block – WS Gilbert in The Mikado - why it is uncomfortable to work in an industry which needs 99% redundancies. Western welfare governments have long preferred to run their banks in high cost cartels, and even invented reasons why this seems to be moral. Their deposit-banks have usually kept in cash only 10% of the total amount deposited with them. If 11% of depositors suddenly feared that their banks might go bust, this could accelerate a run that would send them bust indeed. Governments therefore thought that depositors would be less fearful if they were assured that the banks were officially and tightly regulated. Actually, this mainly meant that the banks had to hire ever more expensive lawyers so as to escape any crippling consequences from this regulation. The attached quote shows that Samuel Pepys understood this fact of life in his Diaries of July 21, 1662. I see it is impossible for the King to have things done so cheaply as do other men – Samuel Pepys on discovering an important commercial fact of life in his Diary, 21 July, 1662 The decent bosses of the deposit banks felt that the best way of avoiding sacking nine tenths of their staffs was by competing with a very different sort of financing called merchant banking whose earnings and bonuses were far more generous than those given to their own staff. These merchant banks were of peculiarly differing pedigree. In London, it was assumed that they could best be run by families like Barings who had done the job for over 200 years. In the 1990s, Barings went totally bust because one of its hired traders bet much of its money on a hunch that a bad earthquake in Japan meant that the shares of Japanese banks and insurance companies would become more profitable. In Zurich, merchant banks felt it most moral to keep the accounts of their depositors totally secret, especially if these accounts were being used to defraud their own countries’ tax authorities. In 2008 those secretive banks were then defrauded. In Wall Street, Goldman Sachs and Lehman Bros bid up their annual bonuses to millions of dollars for each partner. In 2008 even Goldman Sachs made a loss and Lehman Bros went bust. A former chairman of the Federal Reserve argues that “fearful investors clearly require a far larger capital cushion to lend unsecured to any financial intermediary now”. He therefore thinks that taxpayers money should be ladled into them to make those investors less fearful. This seems far more likely to make depositors intermittently more terrified and cause any depression into the 2010s to linger on and on. In the 1930s, the chief economic adviser to the government of Siam was called Prince Damrong. I try always to remember it – quote from former director of International Monetary Fund. One of the few big banks to make a profit in 2008 was the Grameen Bank (which means Village Bank) in that once basket-case country called Bangladesh. The sole staff in a branch serving several villages was once a woman student. It is now more usually someone who has learnt to use the computer in the right way. 2008 - to mark a third of a century as the wprld's number 1 innovator of bottom-up entrepreneurship and collaborative networking around life critical replicatins, Bangladesh launches future capitalism's first new publishing genre Innovating Collaboration before 2001 what else used to be know about transparency entrepreneurs 1976 The Economist Survey Entrepreneurial Revolution calls for a new capitalism which culls dinosaur top-down organisations before 2010

Valuetrue's first note when we started up the most curious web on transparency that yes we can serach. This thread starts at bottom with President Bush's plea in March at 2002 Baldrige Awards for Corporate Quality. Update chronology > Jul8 Press Conference: I'm very worried about a country that has--could conceivably lose confidence in the free enterprise system. And I'm an avid backer of the free enterprise system...But I also understand that that requires trust July 9 Nation Radio address will urge Congress to approve his plan for corporate responsibility, a senior administration official said on Friday As Bush reads headlines detailing corporate scandals, friends and aides are told he is "mad as hell at corporate America." ...delivered tough message on June 13 to corporate leaders in a meeting in the White House Roosevelt Room. ..It's something he feels very passionate about," says White House aide Flescher. .. Bush (Maryland June 28) :Corporate America has got to understand there's a higher calling than trying to fudge the numbers, try to kind of slip a billion here or a billion there and hope nobody notices," ..He adds any corporate officer with a responsibility to shareholders and employees has a "responsibility to be above board at all times, to be frank and honest with numbers." In March, Bush outlined a 10-point plan that would require chief executives to attest personally each quarter to the accuracy of their financial statements and disclosures...To punish accounting-related abuses, top executives would be forced to forfeit their bonuses and other compensation. In extreme cases, they could be barred from serving as officers or directors for other publicly held corporations... And, under Bush's proposal, accounting firms would be subject to unprecedented oversight. ------------------------------ President Bush, 7 March 2002 , Baldrige Quality Prize Ceremony An organization needs a good idea and a good product or a good service. It certainly needs a good strategic plan. But more than anything, it needs good people -- men and women of integrity, who understand their duties to each other and to the public interest. And this is true throughout our entire economy. The free enterprise system draws upon the best in people: creativity, ingenuity, energy, a desire to make life better for ourselves and for others. The whole design of free market capitalism depends upon free people acting responsibly. Business people must answer not just to the demands of the market or self-interest, but to the demands of conscience. We need to get back to basic capitalism. In a system based on the willingness to take risks, investors need to know the true nature of the risks. The investor has the right to a true and fair picture of assets, liabilities and income. Management has a good-faith obligation to provide that information, attracting investment by building on strengths, not by clever concealment of weaknesses. America is ushering in a responsibility era; a culture regaining a sense of personal responsibility, where each of us understands we're responsible for the decisions we make in life. And this new culture must include a renewed sense of corporate responsibility. If you lead a corporation, you have a responsibility to serve your shareholders, to be honest with your employees. You have a responsibility to obey the law and to tell the truth. Business relationships, like all human relationships, are built on a foundation of integrity and trust. When those values are practiced and expected, our economy and our country are stronger. President Bush, 7 March 2002 , Baldrige Quality Prize Ceremony _________________________________ DEEPLY VALUING YOUR COMPANY Tell us of approaches that are totally transparent John Caswell's Lifteime Research at Group Partners: Delivering Transparency, Resolution and Understanding through Progressive Framework Methods. Allowing for the natural emergence of strategy. Businesses have always lacked a really precise means of transparently and consistently managing change within their enterprise as a whole. It is not easy. It's difficult enough to involve everyone inside the organization given the prehistoric structures in many cases but almost impossible to control externally at the same time. As the market itself continues to conspire against business with layer upon layer of complexity and competition, politics and now worse, the laser guided attention of blood hungry media skepticism with its highly cynical gaze, it has become an imperative, central to survival that some very basic things must now change. "You walk into a chief executive's office and they have shelves of reports from consultants. Half will be brilliant, the others won't be worth the paper they are written on and none of them will be implemented" Robin Buchanan, in the Daily Telegraph. Many businesses have taken the traditional routes to survival, carry on regardless hoping the markets will come back, introduce consultants to effect massive change, rely on systems of integration and smart software, employ advisers with expertise in transformation or change or just lie to themselves and unfortunately to authority and shareholders and try to cover up huge problems. Unfortunately at the core of many business problems today lie some pretty fundamental and basic foundation stones. These are so endemic they are overlooked, part of the tradition, defended and in some cases deliberately fostered. With a transparent and open 'framework' approach we can overcome many of these issues. By taking the approach embedded within PFM http://www.grouppartners.net/intro.php and bringing this awareness and understanding by the whole management team, and then ultimately the entire business, we can positively affect change and create a valuable and sustainable effect. This is a complex area I agree and no one suggests for a second that any of this is easy to remedy but I want to draw an analogy to explain the power of PFM. The GUI, the graphical user interface, designed to allow ready access to complexity. Easy to handle, flexible and always able to manage whatever you want in an instant. The designers have had to imagine whatever you need and then you can get an instant picture of it all, all there just at the touch of the button. Now that with the PFM approach we have created a Contextual Framework of the whole business for the first time and it is actually possible to manage the complexity and spot the implications and consequences of it all in an integrated and easy to understand logic. All of the tools and methods, protocols algorithms and rules are sitting behind this x-ray picture of the business. One visual interpretation of it all gives the total picture and context in one shot. It's a dashboard, a 'screen-full' and one that links directly to large tracts of knowledge, insight, resource and function. This is the key to the 'systemization' of linked logic. This is at the root cause of the problem in many organizations, that of non-connectivity, through lack of coherence, appreciation or awareness of the linkages, no knowledge of their importance. We also know from experience that it all takes an intervention in the status quo. Part of the problem of employing a consultant or seeking change through systems integration software or an admirable attempt at change management is that unfortunately too many of them are done not for the benefit of the client but for the service provider. PFM is about transparency because it takes and relies primarily on the resources of the client to drive the sustainability through his own understanding and awakening to the issues and opportunities, we are there to guide and coach, mentor and support. The 'frameworks' deliver the transparency and control functions. This is all about self-resolution and discovery. If you will PFM is a Transparent Operating System for business results. The key component that delivers PFM and the transparency it represents is the Contextual Map, see www.grouppartners.net/map.php It is this innovation with its 11 steps of logic is unique in its ability to deliver results. It takes the shared and drawn energy of the managers of the business and places it with commitment and ownership directly into the flow of the process. From each phase, discovery of the facts and creation of the vision, through the development of strategy and the decision to deploy the whole approach ensures rigorous best practice and reduction of risk, I believe strongly that this visual 'journey' through which the entire business is taken is now the new language for successful strategy and planning. http://www.grouppartners.net/phase1.php Progression allows for learning and understanding through discovery. Proven time after time in our sessions' dramatic change of perception, illumination and recognition of the reality occurs only through self-realization and interpretation. This contextualization delivers transparency in many ways and in the final analysis the frameworks display such clear direction and construct that the subsequent analytics and strategy development and implementation, even to those not directly involved in their creation, are dramatically enhanced in terms of performance and sustainability. http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/releases/wh_remarks.htm

Alan -what do you think of this content flow for book and can we take it to publishers before end of january

chapters 1 Mankind's 2 greatest misunderstandings , and consequences! 1.1Not understanding exponentials -strategists who assume linearity destroy competence to lead transparently. Unseen Wealth compounds contect-deep risks (Brookings 2000) - infotech misses every knowledge age opportunity to unite people's service economy energies around goodwill multipliers of compound phenomena -chapter 2 enumerates dismal exponentials' cases of losing first decade of century 21

1.2 Having no way to assess when a market's future is free: Hypothesis: The simplest definition of a free market connects everyone's trust in true and fair decision-making Map win-win-win between productivity coordinates * most vital purpose * demand coordinates Productivities can multiply sustainably when no knowledge/info silos Demands can muiltiply sustainably when no conflicts Purpose is communalised when costs of communications & educational channels are lowest practical

2 Mankind's 2 terrifying misunderstandings applied to first decade of 21st Century Dotcom bubbles Enronesque and anderson bubbles - Krugman's 5 ponti schemes of global accounting Housing bubble Banking bubble 3 trillion dolars wasted up to new year 09 and rising exponentially Carbon energy bubble (war & peace bubbles -not learning about exponential waste of postindustial military complex of superpower; not applying Churchill's learning on inconvenient truth)

This lost decade -ie compounding zero-sustainability of macro investments - puts us at a generational crossroads unlike any in the history of humanity and planet. The good news of one maths error being common to all sustainability crises is if we resolve the maths then yes we can: ..Create 5 million green jobs per quarter of a billion people - obama's usa goal ..Bank 2.0 - by invetsing in people's productivity and community sustainbility ..End poverty by celebrating achievinmg millennial goals with as much verve as we celebrate olympics

3 Cases of YBU applied to banking , going green, ending poverty

YBU emerges from 30 years of global media mapping triangularisation between Y communicate audacious goals -selecting urgent purpose's deadlines for actioning attention to sustainability exponentials, Be -studying demands and current solutions among those whose being is most vitally impacted, Us - connecting those of us with most potential resources to improve solutions at no cost

Collaboration's Good news: YBU applied to above 3 contexts has interfacing maps around microeconomics truths of: Yunus*Bangladesh*USA (Obama yes we can)

4 Five collaborations http://macrae.tv of turning curve of a networking era above zero sum

4.1 microeconomists map emergence of social business modelling third of century ago

4.2 first application of social business mapmakers: microcredit

4.3 since 1997 microcreditsummit has mapped most inspiring integration of annual worldwide meeting and continous online networking - can now be applied to any sector of importance to human sustainability

4.4 future capitalism partnerships are way to accelerate micro innovation of YBU and then treplicate successes

4.5 trillion dollar auditing needed for global markets that exchnage trillion dollars of value annually - start by having a future capitalism benchmark in each sector and undersatnding conseqeunces of 10*10=100 win or lose exponentilas - what glopbalsiation's choice was forecast in 1984 to impact generation 1984-2024 http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html

5 What's at stake for all our future generations

Reasoning's denial (ie framework of your last version of book ie people at top of global power have biggest difficulty of moving over from macroeconomic maps to micro especially when every global professions has siloised its own business case around denying micro (community-rising sustainability)

Definitely a lost generation worldwide, probably a lost planet - previously ciivilisations have exponetially destructed separately- a networked world means we all are connectred in each other's futures. Which is also why 1984 microeconomics scripted celebraing end poverty as the number 1 challenge of today's generation

seven wondrous trillion dollar sectors - we have already seen maps of how to go micro with banking, green and media of end poverty need to connect 4 more interfacing maps: every child's education every child's health every professions hippocratic oath must move from incon truth to whole truth mapping governments must go e- and serve within communities instead of lord over them whilst enjoying regulating win-win-win rules -celebrate poverty's museums everywhere

what's possible advice for President Obama from the world's most trusted free marketers of ending poverty: eg1 the president can declare the date for zero poverty in the whole world at the same time encourage the united states to set their date when their city be zero poverty when their county gets to zero poverty ..you are never going back- city by city, county by county, state by state, it can be done and it will encourage everyone else – ..that state can do it, we can do it -this is the way to go, so poverty will be the challenge –and once you have solved poverty other solutions come right away, environment will come right away source yunus, world affairs dialogue, nov 2008, california.

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Future capitalism’s 7 Deadly Sins of Macro- the most important survey of economic life

Proposal: after June 29’s youth dialogue with Dr Yunus in Dhaka

we need to have agreed a self-complete profile –so that yes we can

enable anyone to see who they are social business networking with

I understand 2 frameworks my dad who started learning/observing economics in 1943 in Dhaka and Dr Yunus who was born in (what became Bangladesh) in 1940 use to question transparency/sustainability of economics definition of rules that govern our lifetimes

1.0 What an entrepreneur facilitates:

*Prevention of macro’s 7 deadly (systemic loss of sustainability) sins

*A person who make more jobs than he takes

*Over 90% of inventions that advanced the human lot took a small team most of a lifetime to design- ie entrepreneurship begins micro, involves lifelong action learning and is tested community-up before replicating worldwide

Please whenever you meet dr yunus or other Bangladeshi microcredit leaders to report back if you find evidence that I have misinterpreted the above. The rest of this brief needs to have a first go at what the 7 deadly sins are –each can end the sustainability of a connected world and have in empire’s histories been accidentally or deliberately systemised to chain a bottom billion lives in poverty

2.0 Survey -identify your own +-? on statement that globalisation is still spinning the wrong way on  7 human rights to sustainability (+-? Is De Bono’s exercise what do you instantly agree, disagree question when someone asserts a proposed rule or ideology –the key is to give yourself the option of ? , ie not rushing to judge a statement as 100% right or 100% wrong)

Future Capitalism’s 7 deadly sins of macro

1Banking for every being

2What we teach kids up to first job or first community building teamwork

3Energy including clean water, food

4Healthcare 365/7/24 access to life-critical basics

5Media including celebrations of  mass, smarts of interactive and communality of how we host/action meetings

6Professions- what rules we codify in MBA and what hippocratic oaths any macro profession’s monopoly to rule fails to honor

7Government – does it powers over rather that serves or empower, ensuring those with least are wholly and openly  included

Roughly speaking the profile needs to convert your shorthand so that anyone can see where you are currently coming from and going to

Which of these 7 macro’s do you feel is overall spinning the wrong way for some of the people you care most about

Do you have or know a peer who has practical experience in bending a curve that is spinning the wring way back to sustainability up

Do you know where people are linking in a microsummit around ensuring transparency on this crisis issues- and if so what is the big stated deadline goal of this microsummit process. Specifically the first time I met dr yunus he said that bangladesh’s book on creating a world without poverty needs to flow 7 microsummits into one- as of today there is only microcreditsummit but it provides a paradigm :

*Set a huge goal

*Host annual meeting and continuous networking

*Publish open action plans and what interest group you are coming from before meeting

*Get famous people to celebrate the most detailed local advances

Can we design a profile in a way so that people like those circulated here are confident they can share with one another, then we can ask the 5000 youth ambassadors to publish their profiles as part of being a youth ambassador- similarly the profile can be used in virtual communities, summits, small collaboration cafes, tara and marriahs 250-10000 yes we can people meetings on planning how the future maps back for our life’s work and play and community renewal.

Questions?

http://www.valuetrue.com  – I will put this up as to do 3 of the first 16 feedback exercise on the roads to and from dhaka june29 – please send in wordsmithing suggestions or other queries – also please feel free to bid in any other first 16 exercises of future capitalism and social business networking and microentrepreneurship. It as important you bid in if you/peers can’t be in dhaka as if you can

Previously Looking for partners to revalue organizational disciplines and practices

The current crisis in Wall Street is not just a financial crisis. It means that every organizational discipline that tuned its practices to maximize Wall Street numbers deviated from some of the more purposeful and quality impacts it could have had either in its own right or in interfacing with other disciplines

This is part of the crisis of false measurements of goodwill that we have been surveying since the publication of the report Unseen Wealth in 2000. Whilst those ruling the numbers in ways that devalued a discipline’s compound trust flows were in power , not much could be done by those who felt they had originally studied their discipline to achieve more sustainable and human purposes than corporations wanted implemented

We all now have an opportunity to review this. Indeed it is arguable that the only industry sectors that will wholly survive the current crisis will leverage these opportunities. Please contact us if you have an idea on how your discipline could be used to increase goodwill, human purpose, innovation and all the sustainability investment qualities. We look forward to seeing if your discipline can contribute to a whole new future of competitive and collaborative corporations and industries societies are proud to invest in.

Futher references : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norman_Macrae macrae's - 34 years of entrepreneurial surveys of organisational practices as if the deepest human contributions matter

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Who's connecting Who around MY & ER?

Click this map anyway you like but it won't show many of the multi-dimensional reasons why our hi-trust surveys have shown dr yunus and bangladesh co-founders of microcredit and social business modelling to be this decade's number 1 collaboration entrepreneurs

so what's missing -views are welcomed at info@worldcitizen.tv

first we'd look at the 5 tools that Bangladesh's first third of a century has collaboratively networked for sustainability worldwide

then we would look at some of the who's who's in each of those practice spheres

1 What is SOCIAL BUSINESS? The most exciting entrepreneurial game people play ...	2 What is MICROCREDIT? Designing the safest banking system so that the poorest are also included in developing the world MC social network of yunus includes: 4 founders of Grameen; other founders of bangladesh grassroots networks including BRAC & ASA; replication leaders worldwide including : Kenya - Jamii Bora S.Hemi - FINCA	3 What is MICROSUMMIT? Designing human processes around opportunity to gravitate collaborative networking to the most urgent sustainability goals of our worldwide generation practice founders of MCS include Yunus, Hatch, Daley-Harris; early opinion leaders include Clintons, Queen Sophia of Spain	4 What is FUTURE CAPITALISM? Designing partnerships to innovate the most vital human services that integration of global and local free markets can sustain we catalogue future capitalism partners at yunuspartners.com
5 What is Trillion Dollar Industry Sector Sustainability?  Joyfully mediating markets to be free: - engage transparency of leadership in severe contests between intelligence, which presses forward, and an unworthy, timid ignorance obstructing our progress.

2009 will see the 34th year of compound consequences for 2 alumni networks:

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Capital or State	Unis where 10000 yuNus talks	Microcredit or SB fund delegations
Dhaka	Yes many include Dhaka , BUET	Yes
Paris	HEC	Yes paris municipal microcredit
Glasgow	Yes two	Yes Glasgow caledonian microcredit fund for triple generation unemployed
Monaco	?	Prince’s Fund
Peking, China	Peking
Delhi, India	Regional microcredit unis 09
Boston	MIT, Harvard	?
New York	York, Lehman, NYU	?
DC – balt, omaha	GWU	? also 2 briefings with bernanke (Obama son of MC)
Moscow	Moscow State	Yes
Tokyo	Rikkyo	Yes
California	Berkeley and ?	Yes State Uni channel islands (near LA)
Bologna Rome	Yes Sapienza	?
Kiev	Yes National Taras Shevchenko	?
Dubai	yes	Yes
Costa Rica	Yes Earth University	Yes wholeplanetfoundation
Canada	British Columbia &
KSA	King Saud
.S. Korea	Ewha womens uni
Germany	Cologne &
Other usa	Regis, van der bilt, baltimore
Malaysia	Uni Sains
London-Oxford	LSE, Oxford
Equador	Catholic University of Guayaquil
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previously World's Greatest Maths Mistake destroys Bear Stearns, Lehman, Meryll Lynch , and ... From Chris Macrae map@smbaworld.com washington DC tel 301 881 1655

Join the yahoo practice club of Trillion Dollar Audit -our aim to open source the maps that correct the world's biggest mistake. This is the failure to monitor how Industry Sector Responsibility will exponentially compound at a meta-system level instead of only auditing corporations -their social and financial resposibilities By failing to do Trillion Dollar Audit on investment banks , Wall Street has already lost three of its Big 5 whose systems turned from INVESTMENT -ie developing people and places for the future - to SPECULATOR BANKS - and as history turned out incompetent ones at mapping compound risk. The way to see what risk you are compounding is to map the most detailed local flows. Those who rush globalisation by making decisions only from the top without understanding the most detailed local flow information are being ordered by hugely mistaken maths, or professional dinosaurs. This dismal threat to a humanly brilliant networking century was first reported in 2000 as a compound risk -see Unseen Wealth reports issued in Washington DC from Brookings Economics institute & Georgetown scholars of social law. The TrillionDA group is for those who want to open source trillion dolar audit. The good news of every sustainability crisis challenging mankind today being connected by one whopping maths error is if we change the maths NOW we can start compounding sustainability investment all over the world again. Best news comes from http://banglausa.com where networks of over 100000 investment microbankers have been practising this for 30 years now (microcredit was born 1976 as a 4 person SA), & since 1997 accelerating worldwide networks dedicated to how microcredit maps. What's been done for banking by microcredit, we can do for humanity's 10 most vital trillion dollar sectors - let's discuss which - eg energy, water, health, educvation, internet for the poor

The Mistake - 90% or more of future value compounds around goodwill (ie zero conflict between all with a core stake in purspoeful productivity or demands). Goodwill is a flow that is alive in connecting relationships (thus multiplicative) not something that can be added up as separate tangible things (teh assumption all 20th century accoutning is governed by) Memo 15 Sept 2008 To Alan M, cc Tony M, Margaret B (Unseen Wealth), Ronald M (EU Intangibles Crisis) Intangibles Valuation Crisis given that our book on the greatest maths mistake of all time started as a response to this october 2000 warning on the intangibles crisis, and in the light of ending of bear stearns, lehman , merill lynch (and who says morgan stanley or goldman sachs are safe?) is it possible to put together an exponentials presentation with Tony? http://www.euintangibles.net/library/localfiles/HLEG%20report%202000.pdf october 2000

Corporate governance. Concerns were raised in several sessions about the need for accelerated reform of Europe's systems of corporate governance. In this respect, the dissonances in the self-governing arrangements that underpin the capital markets, financial services sector and the liberal professions drew special mention. Some concerns focused on the fragmentation of market information systems, which were considered to be increasingly out of step with the need for more symmetrical disclosure of value-relevant information to an expanded stakeholder community. Others focused on the prospects for a supra-national monitoring authority for financial markets (which was seen as ultimately inevitable). The overriding concern however, was the shifting balance of governance vs self-interest (which Adam Smith raised as long ago as 1770), and that rampant speculation and compounding of non-transparent risks will undermine the fabric of social governance. This also raises fundamental questions about what public goods would best support the new economic order. For the public policy community, a clear understanding of the factors influencing this balance is crucial, since national governments must maintain their privatisation momentum in order to make the public system more dynamic.

In our expert soundings, the growing disconnect between our established economic concepts and business models and today's rapidly-changing economic reality was readily and universally acknowledged. At a personal level, interest is invariably high, but the professional appetite and commitment of policy makers to embrace change were found to be disappointingly low. In this respect, the responses most often encountered were:

a) Apathy, lack of interest.

b) Active resistance to change.

c) White papers and communications that embrace the rhetoric, but fail to address what is really needed to implement change.

If the recommendations set out in this report are not to be implemented, we would strongly prefer it to be as a result of the second response. In other words, we would prefer a conscious decision to remain locked in to a 19th century institutional mindset, not least because this would constitute a conscious decision to opt out of the global competitiveness race. We would be disappointed with response a), especially if it reflected a lack of clear communication on our part and thus an inability to wake readers from their apathy. But what we fear most is response (c) - adoption of the rhetoric, but no real action. This is the easy option (hence our fear it might prevail), but it is dangerous because it gives the illusion of action without addressing the substance of the problem.

117. In summary, the report calls for a sustained initiative aimed at a wide-range of interrelated institutional reforms, which will require championing and support at the highest political levels if they are to have any chance of success. A lot has to be done to modernise our concepts and develop new policies quickly. The overriding priority for the European ommission and its institutions is to take the political high ground in laying down clear policy concepts and formulating the necessary pan-European policy targets and managing them through.

118. A major challenge lies ahead and we fully recognise that implementation will be hard and victories slow to materialise. History tells us that to change attitudes and mindsets in the absence of a major crisis or the threat of an imminent meltdown is one of the most difficult and challenging tasks for the public policy agenda. But we believe that is precisely what is required if a key economic challenge for this generation is not to become a crisis for the next.

URL http://intangibles-valuation.blogspot.com

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Gallery of Videos A B C Mac-Cap made with Yunus & Bangladesh Entrepreneurs -iin principle the 10 hours of videos we have made in 3 continents with Dr Yunus and his 9 leading co-workers at Grameen Bank are available for co-editing by true friends and alumni networks of Dr Yunus. we hope there will be much to question and change the world's sustainability exponentials with at http://micromediasummit.com - expressions of interest from co-hosts of this summit welcomed chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk - DC bureau of worldcitizen.tv us tel 301 881 1655

Here are some action links we are designing to connect the 10000 network of owner of dvd on sustainability happenings which Dr Yunus, Grameen and Bangladesh are inviting people to practice

 

General Links
Mostofa Zaman  mostofa12@yahoo.com	General Inquiries
www.grameen.com	Main Grameen web
www.grameensolutions.com	Grameen eb for Technology and Mobile Solutions
www.gshakti.org	Grameen web for Solar Energy & Thriving Carbon Negative Economies
www.muhammadyunus.org	Biography web maintained by citizens
www.yunusforum.net	Web of citizen action networks including yunus10000
www.grameenamerica.com www.grameenamerica.net www.grameenfoundation.org	American Support webs for Grameen replication
www.changeworld.net	Vote for top 10 good news developments of microentrepreneur networks
http://yunus10000.blogspot.com www.yunus10000.com	blog and archive for dialogues round each video of yunus10000 dvd
Links connecting with particular videos
Y0
http://www.microloanfoundation.org/ search "small change big changes"	Way to quickly start up small scale microcredit in schools & colleges
http://www.grameen-info.org/grameen/gshikkha/	Help Bangladeshi children to afford school
G0
http://www.gshakti.org	Home of Grameen’s world leading collaboration programs in solar energy and carbon negative communities
http://www.grameenenergy.com	Emerging Directory of where and how citizens are supporting Grameen Solar energy
SB0
http://www.grameen.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogsection&id=11&Itemid=171	Training and interns center around Grameen Bank, Microcredit and Social Business Entrepreneurs
G1
http://thegreenchildren.org http://wholeplanet.tv	Celebrate the theme song of ending digital divides with Yunus pop group social business or help wholeplanet editors map where a Yunus inspired social business entrepreneur development is happening near you
G2
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=18188015069	Looking out for the deepest women’s emotional intelligence networks www
G3
http://www.grameensolutions.com http://futurecapitalism.tv	We’re always excited to listen to where mobile or other leapfrog happenings of internet for the oor are emerging
G4
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=39359445927	Prospective Bangladesh – discuss how to be a 21st C nation with huge prospects and inspire huge prospects in others –why not win-win-win global?
http://banglausa.com http://anglobangla.com	Join experiments in helping Bangladesh evolve as the sustainability export nation
G5
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/helpmicrocredit/ http://trustmicrofinance.blogspot.com	Dr Yunus and microcredit founders need your help in ensuring big banks don’t change the open source model of microcredit back to their old poverty chains
G6
http://www.grameen-info.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=33&Itemid=107	Precepts of Action Learning
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=5614605759  http://openspaceworld.com	Facilitation nation discussion group and open space networking since 1984
http://yourgandhi.blogspot.com/   http://cmseducation.org http://ciseducation.org	Where are Gandhi alumni linking in today?
Y1
http://billanthropy.blogspot.com/   http://wholeplanetfoundation.org	Help track what do 21st C billionaires do for and with humanity?
http://www.grameen-info.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=58&Itemid=141 http://brand.blogspot.com http://www.youtube.com/socialbusiness http://www.flowidealism.org	What connections can people help communicate between healthy communities and purposefully governed businesses
Y2
http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&tab=wn&q=yunus http://endpovertydiary.blogspot.com/	Deep innovation is always happening somewhere in the world- you can help your peers –and us - search out where
Y3
http://www.youtube.com/futurecapitalism http://www.normanmacrae.com http://smbaworld.com http://smbaworld.blogspot.com/ http://worldentrepreneur.net	MICRO is Magic Help create capitalism’s future history by co-editing and action learning perspectives of microentrepreneurs and microeconomists
Y4
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=7214702129	The Green Children Foundation invites youth ambassadors all over the world to celebrate community, health & harmony
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helpsocialaction/ http://creatingjobs.net http://yunusuni.com http://www.cgiu.org http://shorebankcorp.com www.cida.co.za www.theelders.org http://shorebankcorp.com www.cida.co.za www.theelders.org http://shorebankcorp.com www.cida.co.za www.theelders.org	At least 60% of future sustaining jobs will be created by we the people – community action build now: the more youthful the better
SB1
Social business -30 years of proof http://groups.yahoo.com/group/helpsmba http://danonecommunities.com	After 30 years of proof-testing social business entrepreneur cases in Bangladesh, lets invite sustainability investors to co-create worldwide waves
SB2
http://muhammadyunus.org/content/view/132/128/lang,en/	Social business doesn’t master administration standards – do your teams know how to map  transparently and get grounded in deeper human system exchanges. Clue to inspiring purpose:  always start with the poorest your communal purpose includes.
SB3
http://www.grameenamerica.com http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=%2B%22health+city%22+%2Byunus&btnG=Search http://yunuspartners.com	Healthcare for all needs health city systems turned bottom up –let’s explore how MicroSummits and Future Capitalism Partners do it now
SB4	URL http://micromediasummit.com Created By Norman Macrae pp 008 On:12 September 2008 3:17 PM

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	socialbusiness.tv - Cataloguing 1000 social business socialbusiness.tv http://yunusforum.net is a branch of the citizen movement started by expatriate Bangladeshis worldwide at the time that Dr Yunus won the nobel prize since then citizen networks connecting around Dr Yunus have been multiplying extraordinary collaboration exponentials around the planet between 1997-2006 banking for the poor shot up from 11 million customers reached to 100 million; today green energy jobs in bangladesh are rocketing up from 1000 to 100,000 by 2012- and the same franchise could open in anywhere with sunshine; since 1996 grameen solution partners have become the world's most successful at ending digital divides and with the launch of yunus future capitalism book in jan08 - the chances to emulate with internet for the poor over the next 7 years what banking for the poor has done in the last 7 years look limited only by human imagination and sharing maps of how to get connected- let's do it with yunus pop group acsting the you can hear me now theme song with universal records amplifying the good news of a win-win-win www these are some we are helpind Dr Yunus pilot right now - fall 2008 to summer 2009 please tell us if and how you want to join in as well as help us map any other colaboration projects around the worlds of: ending poverty microcredit social business connecting 5 more microworlds: health , energy and agriculture, education, community government, media and ending divides
URL http://futuresunited.com Created By Chris Macrae On:12 August 2008 3:25 PM

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	stories on mathematical errors that can extinguish, or if corrected sustain us all story 1 in response to a dialogue on natures rules at facebook: yes there are experiments that biologists do that show what happens as cells grow cycle after cycle. Once the space starts to get crowded nature's rule of selection is to kill off the biggest and least collaborative cell - literally the other cells partner to kill the most greedy cell off It would be a pity if we design globalisation in such a way that the human race becomes the dinosaur. I am not at all sure that the American education system lets children know about this. Of course the same could be said of many big professions which seem to have mastered the spread sheet in ways that compound the most unsustainable mathematics of orgnanisational performance that could possibly be audited. There is good news in that if all the least sustainable sytems man is designing are connected by one common mathematical error: Change that maths - simple for Microeconomists like Dr Yunus to map http://planetmicro.blogspot.com - and we can start a sustainable worldwide era Technical note: dont you just love being abused by google's blogger- every time we program a blog to have content that is deeper than a linear diary it sends blogger's robots that are supposed to hunt out spam blogs in a tizzy. If these dumb robots have currently censored planet micro, a reduced content version is showing at http://brand.blogspot.com/2001_08_01_archive.html
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	Who says its impossible to have thriving negative carbon economies Back in 1984 an overwheming majority of scientists interviewed for our future history expected solar photosynthesis to be the main energy source by 2008 So its good news that Bangladesh already has a proven solar system that any sunshine state can use- and create 100000 green jobs with What is dismal news is that leaders of London's South bank have serially blocked a peoples theatre showing what photosynthesis can do. Originally the french word entrepreneur (between take) referred to guillotining those who enslaved ordinary people's freedom to produce - off with their heads now seems at least metaphorically how Londoners should greet south bank exhibition committees Do you have a story on solar of photosynthesis - always happy to listen chris macrae dc bureau 301 881 1655 http://worldcitizen.tv
URL http://grameenenergy.com Created By Chris Macrae On:9 August 2008 11:25 PM

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	help us assemble open source articles for customising ebooks of yes we can & social business networks Open source sections for making up networks customised ebooks of future capitalism Future Capitalism invites cases with sustainable futures and collaborative network/media - tyhe opposite way round from the collapses spun bt top-down global Here are some of cour correspodent desks *safe bank menus of microcredit and other banks for people and communities *clean energy *media for the poor - internet, mass channels, ways of hosting meetings *healthcare for all *education so that kids create jobs *specific womens issues of end poverty please mail info@worldcitizen.tv with ideas of other vital correspondence themes of FC Previously launching in august through london paris dhaka new york and other cities include http://brand.blogspot.com/ 1.0 mapping french who's who at epicentre of world's first SMBA 2.0 mapping emerging social business funds managers across europe 3.0 carbon negative rural economies are now possible - we have been asked to whisper the news around the world as part of my volunteer job of rumors of what's possibl;e if you connect to grameen and bangladesh the wor;d's most valuable brand and open knowledge exchange http://grameenenergy.com/ 4.0 some london contacts that need further relationship development so that youth10000 social action dialogue 2008/2009 takes place in way that maximises impact of chapter 11 of yunus book http://www.smbaworld.com/id8.html 5.0 compound goodwill's trillion dollar auditing book is nearly finished 6.0 need team to develop social busienss iq test with specific focus on how 10 times lower cost marketing is achieved to reach bottom billion with quality product as safe as its marketed to rich cities 7.0 seeding youNus 10000 (good news dialogue among 10000 youth) at ashoka http://www.changemakers.net/en-us/node/9190 tools include collaboration cafe http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1456296524?bclid=1457684666&bctid=1554298306 want to get involved phone me (chris macrae) at our washington dc bureau 301 881 1655 or email chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk explaining how you can help some latest websites http://brixtonhive.com/ http://worldbrainteasers.com/ http://yunusmentors.com/
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	letters about launch of sustainability investment book - trillion dollar audit mapping letter to co-author: Alan - hope your holiday was successful in spite of your annus horribilis - I desperately need a phone call from you to make sure we have got the simplest microeconomics script of trillion dollar audit mapping alan- books title of sustainability investment - mapping trillion dollar productivity expoenentials- needs something that can go to yunus with dvd10000 - reaching dhaka end of august it can be very: easy short article or set of slides - doubtless too simple for macroeconomists to want to understand- so let's write it that everyone else who isnt overtrianed in their vodoo science can dialogue it macrobanking is now known to have lost order of trillion dollars due to one compound folly subprime in the same global sector the free market of microbanking - micriocredit between 1996 and 2006 lifted access to end of poverty from 10 million households to 100 million worldwide - clearly a multi trillion dollar increase n world weath created by and for the oorest but that is only one exponential that 100,000 Bangladeshi servants of microcredit have deeply innovated and then communally compounded since 1996 they have achieved the most effective end of digital divides in a nation with mobile phones -worldwide this sort of mobile use already adds a trillion dolars of extra productivity in parallel they have tested out how to make the rural economy of bangladesh carbon negative, a replicable worldwide franchise clearly creating a trillion dollars of productivity as soon as other sunshine states replicate their system and then with the nobel prize for yunus and his 7 m,illion sustainability investors (bank femal members) and the open sourcing of the social business model - the one that creates positive expoentials such as the 3 demonstarted above, they are inviting future capitalsim of any of the 50 biggest global industry sector to discover its first unseen trillion dollars of wealth if for example, we view nation/place governments as a global market, then clinton has declared on pbs charlie rose program that if more developing countries were served in the community the way the 100000 Bangladesh'is (25000 from Grameen do) then that's a trillion dollar gain for productivity LIFE-CRITICAL BEYOND-CHARITY MARKETS if knowledge for the poor started to be openly internetted, and Bill Gates has publilcy confessed in getting his degree from harvard last year that: Harvard ignored knowledge relevant to half the world and so its "mini-professors" excluded this from his understandinmg of the internet, first trillion dollars from sharing basic stuff on health (ending malaria is a trillion dollar market basically of having one nurse trained up in every vilage with pills the same way that brac/grameen since the mid 1970s created the trillion dollar infant market of ending death by dyssentry, something which incidentally killed off the founder of The Economist before his time in calcutta of the 1860s while trying to end raj/empire macroeconomics and replace it with micro entreprneur economics), .. education, water ... are all easily trillion dooalr gains for productivity how simple does this argument need to be before we write something that invites the world - and youth - to celebrate humanity's entrepreneurial flows and the pen exploration of positive exponential mapping also, if you can help me add mentoring stories on how people on a lifetime mission can get onto trillion dollar mapping service of the poorest at http://yunusmentors.com , and you can help me track month 8 on of future capitalism by telling me what stories to add to the map at http://yunuspartners.com and http://grameenenergy.com chris macrae valuetrue.com washington dc bureau 301 881 1655 letter to Alan Webber I have met Dr Yunus 5 times this year and am piloting a project that empowers a dialogue among 10000 youth- enabling them to explore job creation and the next trillion dollar market to co-create. Grameen has already planted the trillion dollar markets of: microcredit end digital divides- micromobile micro-energy : any sunshine rural economy can be carbon negative as is now known at http://grameenenergy.com its future capitalism dialogue invites the 50 biggest global market sectors to join in seeing their own trillion dollars of unseen wealth our project authorised by yunus at pilot stage putts the greatest story videos every told in youtube format into one dvd, printing 10000 copies, distributing them to freshers and where youth are together for year long social action learning Is this the sort of game you would want to join in? Do you have a video you could give us chris macrae 301 881 1655 ps lets get yunus team a nobel laureate for economics too
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	Inside gossip on the Social Business IQ Test Resources: First1000 Bookclub free members still open mail map@smbaworld.com ; download open model definitions from the book; web of smbaworld; dhaka & paris open first peer to peer SMBA Uni SOCIAL BUSINESS IQ TEST One of the most interesting subquestions is how do social business models end up serving quality at 10 times less cost than any city slicker brand has ever done in its so-called free market http://brand.blogspot.com exponential secret number 1 is train the local community to be the service workers instead of some profession above the community which over time demands ever more fees exponential secret number 2 is multiple channel pricing - come and collect the product like water from our clean source you can have it at cost 1; if you want it delivered to your bedside in a fancy branded bottle singing I am sponsored by the greatest olympics sportsman and the only one for fashionable people, expect to pay 10 times more exponential secret number 3 is empower open knowledge on vital maters particular those that prevent risk compounding on to the most digitally divided sadly there are other secrets too- like if your product is conventionally served by global government to government aid then by the time the service trickles down to the community in greatest need 90% of charity will have gone to the distribution costs, and worse the corruption (or katirinaesque blindness going on at the top) in failing to come clean about that may make it very dangerous for anyone who truly wants to serve the poorest of the poor to complain- this dismal 21st century lack of free market has been called white man's burden- one of its centres of practice still seems to be the world bank, more usa epicentres come with conditional aid, and this will continue to be so while the biggest public media of them all the BBC fails to do any investigation of this or other compound banking disasters. chris macrae what is needed if microeconomics is to save the world http://www.normanmacrae.com/netfuture.html#Anchor-Changin-27687 join the dhaka knowledge exchange network for doing this now http://groups.google.com/group/planetdhaka/ PREVIOUSLY SOCIAL BUSINSS IQ TEST On Jul 26, 4:32 pm, entrepreneur76 wrote: > -can we develop one? and match it with videos? > Social business iq test > What could the 5 main questions be > Eg 1 what are the different ways social business generate sustainable revenue? From customers – this often needs a 10 times cheaper model From transfering gov’s taxes from public service above the community to in the community From being a corporation’s partners in innovating something humanity needs -aka Industry Sector Responsibility rankigs - see eg futurestocks.tvFrom operating a better franchise to a billionaire philanthropist than a charity model By developing a hi-trust community bank From multiple win-win-wins with society Other chris http://www.valuetrue.com mapping usa bureau 301 881 1655 DC Background resources: 9 minutes From the first video Collaboration Cafe with Dr Yunus, Booktour launch day New York 23 jan 2008 - Day after citizen response video       =============== longer version Q1 what are the different ways social business generate sustainable revenue 2 List 3 of the ways that social businesses have often managed to innovate a 10 time lower cost model without sacrificing product safety than anything previously seen in rich city markets 3 True or False – A social business strategist is usually more concerned with competing with own model to ensure sustainability of service to the poorest of the poor than with other social business 4 Social business models are often prepared to start small whilst being confident of expoentially scaling up. How long did the world’s most highly valued social business franchises originally take to compound exponential lift off *3 months *1 year *3 years *over 5 years 5 Which of these elements is essential to the type 1 definition of social business as defined by Dr Yunus *generating sustainability/positive cashflow *not paying and dividends *charitable donation – ie not paying back start up capital 6 True or false – type 2 social business model could be described as what the most innovative privitisations were intended to do when the concept was first popularised in The Economist 7 Dr Yunus believes that free market use of technology for the poor could now be as vita as free market o banking for the poor- name 4 of the microeconomics worlds he priorities social business experiments in 8 True Or false : Social Business is part of a series of open source system maps that Dr Yunus has given to improve choices for human sustainability, but the potential of each to end poverty depends on not changing any of the key rules defined by each map just as chnaging a rulke in chess would lead to while new ballgame! we believe the answers are as follows: A1 From customers – this often needs a 10 times cheaper model From transfering gov’s taxes from public service above the community to in the community From being a corporation’s partners in innovating something humanity needs From operating a better franchise to a billionaire philanthropist than a charity model By developing a hi-trust community bank From multiple win-win-wins with society A2 Creating new skilled jobs in the community by training up the poorest young women to deliver them Not having any waste in advertising or channel costs Exponentialising a flow of win-win-wins in which more and more positive behavious by employees, customers, lawmakers make the service simpler or more efficiently scaled A3 True – if a social business sustainably serves the poorest of the poor –and assuming local goodwill is already being maximised- its unlikely there will be that much to improve compared with other desperately needed services A4 Over 5 years A5 1 and 2 not 3 A6 yes type 2 social business model is congruent with the aim of improving services to te poorest when a public system had consistely failed to improve; however this is not how most privitisations were actually systemised in the west! A7 microeductaion microhealth, microgovernment and microagriculture A8 True
URL http://yunusuni.com Created By Chris Macrae On:27 July 2008 6:59 PM