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In a speech to the World Economic Forum earlier this year, Bill Gates presented the concept of “Creative Capitalism” as a means of reducing poverty through free market mechanisms. Describing himself as an “impatient optimist”, Gates cited the many improvements in people’s lives in many parts of the world — improved governance, life expectancy and the Continue reading Click for $1.5 million – A win-win-win situation September 25th, 2008 | Tags: American Express members' projects, IMC, International Medical Corps | Category: Metablogging, News in brief, Politricks | American Express members' projects, IMC, International Medical Corps | Category: Metablogging, News in brief, Politricks | .5 million – A win-win-win situation">12 comments
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I’m glad that you are doing your research on IMC. This is a really well thought out article. From our point of view, we are seizing on a fantastic opportunity to win money for our medical and nutrition programs which help struggling children. We are pushing hard to get the votes because of the sheer magnitude of good that much money could do for millions of children. If you are a cardmember, it is a simple way to help. And it costs nothing. I’m a big fan of the private sector donating money to responsible non-profit organizations to help others. If you concur, please vote before Oct. 14 when the winner is announced. Thanks again for the thought provoking article.
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