A) & C) I
mentor teenagers including my own that universities are the next big bubble in USA almost as dangerous to their productive
lifetimes as Wall Street. Their costs and required student loans gone up astronomically, and the more expensive the university
the less their principals seem to define their purpose in job creation terms
Using the microentrepreneurial language
of Yunus, most work in the future will be innovated while you are still being educated and enjoying extraordinary peer networks
not by getting a top grade in an exam for a job waiting you in a big corporation or big government. A1
I therefore interpret Georgia’s 1000 youth SB competition as a breakthrough for liberating the relationship between
student and teachers. Almost every idea presented needs its principal to ask where in our college are we learning to network
how to create jobs from that idea. In other words the large part of funding (future) competition winners must come from changing
processes and reallocation of universities own revenues as well as the state’s budgets for social or business development.
However by being the first to demonstrate this method across states, Georgia and Yunus and OFCVC can claim training revenues
from other states or demand other partnership exchanges. I A2 With job creation top of peoples agendas,
there is also a timely opportunity to build on integrating the constituency networks OFCVC has developed in its 10 year long
sharing of an entrepreneur program across colleges such as 1 principals 2 state and local government and development organisations
3 youth 4 business leaders A3 Two next choices seem critical – the first handful of states to extend to –what
will they give to be part of the process; within Georgia who else has funds that ought to want to join in promoting an innovation
out of Georgia that the world of youth wants most (jobs/ income-gen futures) Examples of Georgia-leading industries could
include coca-cola, branson who indirectly started entrepreneur training and virgin unite out of Atlanta, ted turner already
a reform UN partner of yunus. Interface the world most exciting model of transforming industry to zero carbon Ideas of which states to extend to first: C1 interested to know where ofcvc 101 college strength
is and whether eg texas is a first candidate; I was sat at dinner next to sponsoring family rehman whose daughter works for
fed economic development out of Austin- Austin is where one of 2 US CEOs most supporting yunus is based – ie John Mackey
whole foods C2 I have been searching which 4 places in usa could become epicenters for Yunus greatest
projects- along with Atlanta I would suggest which ever state Intel chooses (the other US major resources
partner of Yunus and worldwide leader of infotech possibilities of Yunus) ; probably Massachussetts if we could negotiate
that because the future of US education is tested out of there and Yunus number 1 global partnering agent (head of Grameen
America) is headquartered in Boston; and maybe the princeton /new jersey region as which is where both monica yunus and sam
daley harris are based. Although I am based in DC and Maryland, I can say from experience that I don’t find
these states easy to connect universities , though would happily join a group testing inter-state demand at any future time. C3 A lot is changing in next few months so any ideas logged up now need continuous reappraisal: In particular 2012 is the most political in US 4-year
cycle and this time jobs will be number 1 agenda Sam daley harris is ending 15 years of making microcredit
his main network focus and turning to leading a wholly civil society networks- finding out his first regional hotspots seems
relevant | B0 How do Yunus methods such as SB funds and SB stockmarkets connect? B01 When
I first met yunus at end of 2007 after forming first 1000 social business bookclub,
he had two globally popular slogans that reinforced each other” - join human race to poverty museums
- develop social business
stockmarkets
he also
used a more detailed vocabulary a)social
action – one year team development of small groups of students to test an emerging social business concept; b) social business to be the main model
he used to govern any goal-oriented project, organisation or network; c)future capitalism to be a club of global partners connecting round yunus community economic
models by investing some of the world’s most advanced tech resources as well as their finance and other capabilities This January 2008 video typifies
how he then explained his open relationships with youth education, investment, job creation linked to youths
millennium goal networks http://www.youtube.com/user/caplinski#p/u/14/idn4vCtJ0Hs The first chapter of his first book on social business was arguably the most relevant economic contribution
to systemic development in the 33 years that I have heard people relate to my father’s 1976 article on entrepreneurial
revolution in The Economist – for fathers surveys go to http://normanmacrae.ning.com/forum/topics/norman-macrae-books-surveys B02 Something I would most like to see journal of social business
do is use its back pages to catalogue/update all cases of sb funds and sb capital markets. The Economist started life with
front pages on changing weekly news; and bank pages developing ever more informative data. Why not JOSB too? . click pic to download
journal of pro-youth economics There are many variants and ways to intervene with “SB
funds” but the strategic ones that the French help yunus co-create from 2005 are economically very different from the
PR ones hans reitz suggests yunus should promote in any city that wants to commemorate him B3.1 My understanding is that yunus
went through 3 extraordinary stages of innovation – each of which built on the other but became his next passion: B3.1.1 1976-1995 modeling 10 times more economic models in the village – fortunately the basic molecule of this
was poorest mothers centres of 60 which interacted banking, ownership of community market, and hubbing knowhow B3.1.2 1996-2004 introducing mobiles through village phone ladies- one lady became hub connector with other 100000
hubs B3.1.3 2005 on when 4 large organisations in paris all offered to partner yunus with technology and
funding to test an extreme innovation using rural bangladesh as an innovation lab B3.2 Oddly summits and
world stage of yunus developed slightly out of sequence B3.2.1 1989 world bank asked for international arm Grameen Trust to be
developed1997 microcreditsummit launched (along with
Grameen foundation in DC); over next 9 years status of Yunus as Nobel Prize 2006 laureate grew but quality control of how
summit advanced microcredit models diluted2003? Skoll
asked yunus and abed to join Drayton , ashok’s founder of social entrepreneurs, to join world social entrepreneur club
of 5. Yunus fairly quickly found that social entrepreneurs didn’t necessarily value having a business model- this seems
to be where social business (entrepreneur) originated as a term, though it represented the main model no dividend, no loss,
owned by poorest (or those in most need of purpose) that Yunus had innovated to bring sustainability to charities and bottom-up
empowerment to aid |