Most 20th century institutions are unfit for 21st century problems. Will this generation’s winning innovators build new ones, or get hoodwinked by the old ones?
This is a wonderful anatomy of the philanthropic space and a wonderful challenge. To this I would add that there are level 5 founders who are doing critical, original work on a shoestring and are looking for visionary investors who get it. I know because I am one of them -- an academic refugee who entered the nonprofit world 20 years ago to create necessary change, saw the institutional lay of the land, and went on to found a nonprofit dedicated to leveraging the power of storytelling to resolve our most intractable problems in new ways that actually work. My founding partner and I welcome the opportunity to connect with philanthropists looking for an innovative, entrepreneurial place to invest. More at my substack and here: https://www.storyincubatorwritinglab.org
Hey, why’d you use your religion as an excuse to destroy a college student who simply said he didn’t want to work for people like you.
A college student of all people.
No one with power, just a kid.
Thankfully, your crash out showed how valid the kids preference is.
Nice work.
This is a wonderful anatomy of the philanthropic space and a wonderful challenge. To this I would add that there are level 5 founders who are doing critical, original work on a shoestring and are looking for visionary investors who get it. I know because I am one of them -- an academic refugee who entered the nonprofit world 20 years ago to create necessary change, saw the institutional lay of the land, and went on to found a nonprofit dedicated to leveraging the power of storytelling to resolve our most intractable problems in new ways that actually work. My founding partner and I welcome the opportunity to connect with philanthropists looking for an innovative, entrepreneurial place to invest. More at my substack and here: https://www.storyincubatorwritinglab.org
Joe are you going to Reindustrialize?
Great stuff!