banking reform

[chris macrae]

thanks to MOORE - january promises to me the greatest community building social network month i have seen since getting a green card -and it might even end trumps law

the link below seems to show numerous investment funds - peter or anyone do you think any of them would be interested in any of the combination of things we could be pitching -however it also makes me wonder aloud

can we get back to the wonderful life day of community banks

 - 1 black for black 2 youth conscious capitalism 3 where crowdinvesting could have meet student designed incubation hubs 4 open space banks 5 banks for family development project that match pope francis call 6 what if la maestra partners were a bank or credit union not just a microcredit - i bet la maestra in eg baltimore could be at least 3 tomes less costly that grameen bank in queens- in any event its time the two were audited community side by side- and whichever is more economical should be how a community build a bank curriculum in every black college

7 so cashless banking and conditional cash transfer app worlds to take back poorest community development in developing world but why not underdeveloped spaces in usa 8 green for green banking 8 satellite learning bank / nanocredit a movement in kenya but where the americas licence is held i believe by baltimore based naila chowdhury

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I am not thinking of paying 2200 to attend february event below but are some of these named fund sources worth approaching -peter is this an area where you can quickly cross off some of the identities as not worth a second but others at least some thought as to whether we have something- also peter this may be a good time for you to specifically start discussing la maestra with king if you have had time to look it- king peter has a world leading service on accounting for communities and i feel that there will never be a us case like la maestra wheel which merits becoming a knowledge benchmark of community accounting

the ryan is in middle of uber for student employment and some new generation incubation hubs that might also be relevant to the brooklyn dockyard hub and  the idea expressed in san diego that start up (bootcamp) movements and hubs need to be designed as one regional stimulus rather than through separate organisation- the best ever pitch at all the ofc i attended was a hub designed around student needs to bridge university and where next; its strange that i have specifically seen that model developed anywhere in usa though I am aware its emerging in some developing countries - not that our hub and hackathon directory has advanced as fast as we wanted due to a series of things where diaspora in dc hasnt collaborated yet in ways that satisfy my values with my open space hat on

we need an open space bank but the issue is we mess that up and the worlds purest innovation/collaboration movement will be spoilt and nobody who cares about harrison owen will let that happen
baltimore has lots of conscious capotalism projects including king black for black bank

how do next generation of fablabs and makers networks linkin

we also have long believed that unlike the region chapters of the whole conscious capitalism movement there should be one collaboration one of youth conscious capitalism - maybe this could also tie in with taking mackeys forthcoming social action movie on food across youth's community connections 

i think we are missing extending new yorks millennials development exchange idea which also fuses with xprize movement which i would like  to other regions and theres got

to be some things that become major sustainable investment opportunities around

michael moore's 50 state social solutions tour

chris macrae wash dc 240 316 8157  www.economistbank.com 

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