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1One of my favorite and most contentious blog posts came from posing the question of whether nonprofits would become obsolete in the face of social enterprise's rising popularity: http://kimncampbell.wordpress.com/2010/01/12/are-nonprofits-the-next-in-...
97 weeks ago from Non-Profit Management and Social Entrepreneurs
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2I have a theoretical question for you guys. What are the essential components of capitalism? What elements, if removed from the system, would make it NOT capitalistic? I posed this question because I'm tired of anti-capitalists equating capitalism with evil. Let's get to the nitty gritty of what you guys think capitalism actually is.
103 weeks ago from Economics and Finance
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3Does the "follow your passion" edict really apply to everyone? GenY is such a huge fan of going for what you love whether its lucrative or not, but how many people who are doling out that advice are poor or lower middle class, immigrants or people of color? Are we COMPLETELY ignoring how privilege plays into our ability to survive the path less taken? Are people buying into a dream that doesn't exist? What are your thoughts?
91 weeks ago from Ask Penelope Trunk!, Non-Profit Management, Brazen Careerists on Twitter and Brazen Undergrads2 more
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About Me
I'm a twenty-something aspiring social entrepreneur with big ideas about some of the world’s biggest problems. As an Economics major, I've developed a real interest in how capitalism can be used as a vehicle for immense progress throughout the world. My passion for social enterprise and international development lead to conducting research on the user experience of microlending in Trinidad.
My Addictions: Every single reality show on Bravo and Red Velvet Cake
My Inspirations: My parents, Muhammad Yunus, Barack Obama, and Lady Gaga.
My Greatest Fear: To live a life devoid of purpose, without ever encountering my own greatness or recognizing and encouraging the greatness in another human being.
My Greatest Motivator: The possibility of creating something that makes a difference in someone’s small corner of the world.
On my blog The NeoCapitalist, I’ll be recording my observations about how technology, entrepreneurship, new media, and the sheer idealism of a growing corps of millenials and beyond are coming together to forge a new, more progressive society through business. So join me in the conversation about this movement!
Education
- Georgia State University
- Economics, Sociology
- 2007 - 2010
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