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Mackenzie Andersen
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I saw Eliot Spitzer on Cspan last night -talking about the governance of corporations. He said that the ratio between what a CEO makes and what an ordinary worker makes was 40-1 in the 1980's and 550-1 today.
In relation to the above he said, "You cannot socialize the risk and privatize the gain". If Federal grant money…… is being channeled to private investors, as appears to be the case with Maine's Small Business Growth Fund, which is 10% funded by the government, and if these funds are not structured such that the taxpayer is also an investor, then The SBGF socializes the risk and privatizes the gain.
sma-mainstreeteconomy.blogspot.com
An examination of how Main Street's boot strap capitalization is being rechanneled to fund a fusion of government, non-profit organization, high growth capitalism and labor unions.
Mackenzie Andersen Stanford Social Innovation Review：
Public/Private Collaboration but not for all:
After I attended the eyeopening Juice Conference Pitch session I submitted the following letter to my State legilatures and my local News paper:
SUBMITTED AS LETTER TO THE EDITOR OF THE BOOTHBAY REGISTER
Dear Senator Trahan and Representative Bruce McDonald,
I wrote to you coup……le of days ago about The Small Business Growth Fund.
This fund was created in 1995 and appears to be a state government investment in private entreprership for high growth companies doing "public good" (which raises the question who decides what is for the "public good"-does the taxpayer have a voice in this or just the fund managers ?) <a href="http://asblogz.blogspot.com/
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National, and global culture, arts, entertainment. social-politics and philosophical discussion, and a personal diary of the life and times of a ceramic art studio on the Boothbay Peninsula on the Coast of Maine, United States of America, since 1952 to the present day
Mackenzie Andersen Stanford Social Innovation Review：
Link to My Pitch for The Juice Converence- I prayed that I would be in the "zone" when I delivered it and my prayers were answered. It went perfectly and the panelist said "excellent: - :You have a great vision and good luck" but did not select me to present my vision to the next round and a larger group.
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Mackenzie Andersen Stanford Social Innovation Review：
The Juice Conference- There is no creative class- It's everywhere!
I gave my pitch at the Juice Conference to a response of “Excellent” but I didn’t make it to the semi-finals. I watched about three fourths of the semi-finalist pitches. They were mostly “high growth” and politically correct “green” companies, patterned…… on policies set by Washington- favoring the same companies working towards “social goodness’ as benefited through the Stimulus Bill. I believe that businesses that are not “high growth” didn’t really stand a chance at winning the grant. But maybe in my premature departure, I missed the exception to the rule. Read More
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National, and global culture, arts, entertainment. social-politics and philosophical discussion, and a personal diary of the life and times of a ceramic art studio on the Boothbay Peninsula on the Coast of Maine, United States of America, since 1952 to the present day
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Dear Innovators,
Please check out this call for proposals..
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There are almost 20 countries eligible in our Call For Proposals, and if this project is going to be as much of a success as it could be, we need to spread the word about it as widely as possible amongst the people who should want to participate. ...
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Check out this interview with a couple of students from Stanford's business school who took it upon themselves to develop solutions to key problems in India.
http://csi.gsb.stanford.edu/turning-ligh
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STANFORD GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS—After taking a Stanford cross-disciplinary course called Design for Extreme Affordability, Sam Goldman and Ned Tozun, members of the Stanford MBA Class of '07, founded D.light Design, a company specializing in affordable off-grid lighting. ...
Stanford Social Innovation Review
Does romanticizing the poor make helping them more difficult?
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Stanford Social Innovation Review is an award-winning magazine covering best strategies for nonprofits, foundations, and socially responsible businesses. Published quarterly by the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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Are there new models of philanthropy that are superior to older models? Is catalytic philanthropy the way of the future?
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Stanford Social Innovation Review is an award-winning magazine covering best strategies for nonprofits, foundations, and socially responsible businesses. Published quarterly by the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
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Do you think arts should be more inclusive?
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Stanford Social Innovation Review is an award-winning magazine covering best strategies for nonprofits, foundations, and socially responsible businesses. Published quarterly by the Stanford Graduate School of Business.