I will be posting collaborations partly inspired by lunchclub.com as examples of ways we can multiply massive collaboration
I found lunchlub in an odd way; when I heard that wise's 10th year of awarding educational laureates went to new yorker wendy kopp of www.teachfor all.org - i started checking out who helped her found each of the 60 national branches
when it came to teachforchina it looked as if if a stanford student helped her more than 10 years ago and he is now in the middle of aifund.ai with over 10 start ups one of which is lunchclub
here is just one example of how one connection at lunchclub may lead to another collaboration - please contact me chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if you like the idea of connections leading to each other either in sustainability goal development network or Financial ESG modelling
Dear J . Here are some ideas - please tell me if some of them are worth following up or other ideas you may have
*** its my view that new york can make more SDG & ESG change than any american city especially over next 2 years while guterres is at the UN; I am trying to map who is helping him do/scale what particularly the agenda he published in september https://www.un.org/en/content/common-agenda-report/assets/pdf/Common_Agenda_Report_English.pdf - additionally new yorker wendy kopp won the 10th wise education prize last month and has announced that all 60 national branches of www.teachforall.org want to change education - minimising exams, maximising youth experiential learning and entrepreneurship
***two of the people I learnt form most come from south asia- one is a good friends sunita gandhi - her family founded the
world's largest school at lucknow- her current mission- she has developed a method ending illiteracy in 30 hours www.globaldream.guru - we could mooc or whatsapp with sunita if you like; my father at the economist started celebrating asia rising at the economist in 1962, did biography of von neumann,and in 1984 i co-authored www.2025report.com valuing millennials as first sustainability generation ; much of asia seems to be doing much more exciting things with tech than the west - how do we urgently fill the gaps?
the person i learnt most from sir fazle abed in bangladesh at brac died in december 2019; over 50 years his women empowered microfranchises also platformed the world largest ngo partnershps; i interviewed him 15 times on how he changed aid and have tried to catalogue his solutions at www.abedmooc.com - if you see ones you like, please tell me and I can try and tell you which partners are leading them
*** if you are happy i would like to intro you to https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhdevaney/ she makes more connections than anyone I know and am confident she would want to see if there are ways she can help your vision https://lunchclub.com/member/7fa999ef6692 rebecca has already hosted over 100 lunchclubs (just one example of her connectivity)
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