Links to Entrepreneurial Revolution Networks since 1976

[chris macrae]

Today over 100 types of entrepreneurial worldwide networks exist.  Including

• since 1978 Social Entrepreneurs as mapped by alumni of Ashoka's Bill Drayton
•  since around 1980 Intrapreneurs (those who take greatest economic advantage of services dynamised by human energies being different from lifeless thing economies) as mapped by alumni of J Gifford Pinchot
•  since birth of Bangladesh in 1971 grassroots networks who have recently chosen the identity social business entrepreneurs having previously also been known as microebtrepreneurs
• in 1994 Norman helped edit the EIU book on how entrepreneurs can charter the most purposeful organisations ever invested in over generations - this led to mapping 10-win and 100-win business models necessary if trillion dolar global markets are to value their greatest sustainability purpose as a rising exponential over time; it turns out that yunus social business entrepreneur partnerships use the simpelst subset of Macraes' exponentially rising valuation models; one reason why macrae family is honored to be lead investor in journal of social business and pro-youth economics

 click to download pamphlet launched at The Economist Boardroom's remembrance of Norman Macrae November 2010

Would 100 Entrepreneurial Networks exist if Norman had not published the Entrepreneurial Revolution Challenge in The Economist in 1976?  (and colaborated with many confederate translaors including a young Romano Prodi in Italy)

 

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,, The Unacknowledged Giant's ER Nets . Disaster Movie ,.

 

Who knows but what is clear is two main things

•  Norman chose to "brand" entrepreneur to be all the best things of microeconomics and none of the worst things of macroeconomics. He gleefully chuckled: the origin of the French between-take refers to cutting off heads of those who monopolise all the peoples productive assets. So whatever other frameworks macroeconomics are sponsored to counterfeit from the original system mapping constructs of Scots like Adam Smith and James Wilson, they will only make a fool of themselves if they try to fake entrepreneurship

Nobody in the second half of the 20th C was clearer than Noramn on how macroeconomists were becoming the main enemy of the future of youth and of the sustainability of communities. Norman diarised this with both good humor and increasing urgency in over 2000 leaders that he contributed to The Economist as it went from being 3rd ranked UK weekly newpaper to the world's favourite viewspaper. You can read most of his annual surveys at http://normanmacrae.ning.com/forum/topics/norman-macrae-books-surveys 

 

Norman died in 2010 but not before being clear that Dr Yunus loved economics of youth with much more practical strengths than Norman had been able to type. Accidentally I (chris macrae) mapped one of norman's biggest stories - how network entrepreneurs emerged. My first job after an MA in Statistics at Cambridge in 1973 was at the UK National Development Project for Computer Asssited Learning where Norman tried out early networks we linked in with 500 students at a time. So while I dont claim to have the economics or geopolitical roots of my father, I did joyfully share in his greatest explorations- and in his belief that the 2010s can yet be youth's most exciting decade provide we can stop investing in macroeconomics and its zero-sum games,  and use new business models that value multiply way above zero-sum while focusing on achieving the most heroic goals youth vote for spending the decade on.

 

FURTHER DETAILS AND LINKS FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO DESIGN FUTURES SUSTAINABLY AND AROUND OUR CHILDRENS POSSIBILITIES

 

 

Beliefs of Entrepreneurial Revolutionaries as codified in Norman Macrae’s 1976 Survey in The Economist   Beliefs are grouped into 2 categories: general economics, specific crises that 3rd quarter of 20th Century spun   General Economics beliefs of ER 1 There are 2 opposite types of economics- those designed to develop future productivities of peoples and places, and those that disinvest in our children’s children – Source Reference Keynes General System Theory 2 By definition entrepreneurs are concerned with economics and innovations that advance the productive lot of our children;s children – Source Reference Coining  of the word entrepreneur by French goals of liberte, egalite, fraternite : human right  access to assets of productivity around 1800 3 Joy of Entrepreneurial spirit flourishes when taught and mediated as non-political and cross-cultural. Essentially, investing in children’s children has been the value that has so far made the human race nature’s smartest evolutionary species – Source front cover of The Economist Xmas Issue 1976: Left is Right is Centre.   Crisis Opportunities Arising from Economics 3rd Quarter of 20th Century A During this quarter century the west's leading nations became accidentally dominated by economists focused on disinvesting in youth’s futures -eg look at how both EU and USA spun far away from the charters of happiness and freedom they were born round B Every major type of organisational system now (1976) has embedded into it threats to the future sustainability of communities/humanity as well as positive possibilities C The exciting challenge of the 4th quarter of the 20th C will be a New Capitalism – redesigning partnerships between organisational typologies to value multiply their entrepreneurial positives – Reference: New Capitalism was slogan subtitle of The Economist survey D Its urgent that we change economics ahead of the greatest change generation – the coming internet generation. Hayek's fatal conceit of macroeconomists is to make noise about loving innovation but not to innovate their own logics to value each generation's unique opportunity. Overall economists  since 1976 has failed to accpet hippocratic responsibility to redesign sustainability of its reasoning.  It is compounding conflicts exactly where youth need to celebrate heroes of borderless death of distance, and financially it is in denial of how all its assumptions are chnaged by bankabillion's 10 times lower cost of mobile transactions    Many subspecies of entrepreneurial revolution network have emerged around these principles. We are always interested in registering specific goal-oriented subnetworks but here are nine worth young entrepreneurial people –and those wishing to invest in youth’s heroic goals - having a first look at. The three in the right hand columns involve selective changes to economic design that Norman inputted into until 2010
Social Action Entrepreneur – The Economist 1843	Intrapreneur service economy  empowers entrepreneurial productivity thru projects and franchises 1982	Journalists for Humanity Entrepreneurs – relaunched with Norman 1989
Social Business MicroCommunity Entrepreneur - Bangladesh 1976	Net Generation Entrepreneur – debated in 1984 book 2024 report	Valuetrue Entrepreneurs for network economics – calibrated around Unseen Wealth and intangibles crisis researchers 1999
Privatization Entrepreneur – Best practice Bangladesh since birth of nation	Global SB Partnering in Youth Entrepreneurs most heroic goals –paris-dhaka 2005	TrillionDollarAudit Entrepreneurs- response to too big to fail macroeconomists merged through 2000s

 

[chris macrae]

I am looking for an idea on how to re-edit http://worldentrepreneur.net -ideas welcome - one of the things that interests me is hiow does one search google to find the entrepreneur cases dad would habe loved most

 

these days the most popular google seems lower common denominator stuff but adding and subtracting keywords can be interesting

 

do tell us if you have any favs to add here

 

1 +E +Yunus +Abed

 

2 +E +Yunus +Royal Listing

 

3 +E +Yunus +Tech listing