The Rise of Global Social Fellowship 1971-4 were big years for global social reform…but it took us 40+ years to fully realize how big. It was in the early 1970’s, that two new enterprises were formed, one in the U.S. And one on Bangladesh, that would go on to positively affect the lives of tens […]
Fellowship… is now fueling the world’s quests to end epidemics, resolve inequities and poverty, increase education and care for our natural resources. Three forces — government environment, bottoms up desire for skills/learning, and conscious capital — have come together to create this sea of change. The Millennials will cause changes like we’ve never seen in the world. In general, […]
This week, I begin a relationship with University of International Business & Economics (UIBE), a fast-growing university in Beijing, China that is training MBA-level students, primarily in Asia (Russian, China and Far East). In our class, we’ll have students from Mainland China, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Russia, Uzbek (and Germany thrown in for good luck!). […]
Back at Apple in the 1980′s, we knew how to throw a party – annual developer conferences, beer bashes and new media shindigs…all served to bring together the community around the Macintosh. Then something funny happened. Macworld led to Internet World; Internet World led to Always On; Always On led to Web 2.0, and well…here […]
Thanks for joining us in our discussion about social Fellowship and impact investing. The goal is to be helpful to social Fellows who will be seeking funding for their companies and investors who are exploring impact and social investing. We would like to find out what topics you, the reader, would like to see covered […]
What’s the link between innovative start-ups and sustainability? I recently worked with a group of executives from all over Europe in a 5-day session on Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability, held at Berkeley. Executives participating were from over 25 organizations in Europe, from small start-ups to large corporations such as oil companies. Presentations from each […]
There is a set of venture finance issues that I’ve heard now for the past 30 years. These issues come up for most, if not all, Fellows in early- and growth-stage companies. These are the 8 principles around which I’ve designed my New Venture Finance course at UC Berkeley and which I’ve derived from nearly […]
Contributing blogger: Randy Haykin My Street Education For the past 25 years, I’ve been involved in the Silicon Valley technology industry, first as a serial entrepreneur (Yahoo, Overture, Netchannel and Electric Minds) and then as a “venture catalyst” (Interactive Minds), and finally as venture capitalist at Outlook Ventures. Today, I work hands-on and continue to […]
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