This morning an article in the NYTimes reports that Ivy League schools are becoming concerned that nearly 1/4 of their classes are heading into investment banking, hedge funds, and consulting - is this really the best way to use the privilege of a topnotch education? Check out another elite institution's best and brightest: Amy Smith at MIT runs a lab devoted to designs which solve real-world problems, especially those of the people who make the Bottom of the Pyramid on planet earth. This is a totally inspiring video on what happens when top minds work not on Enron type schemes, but on sharing the goodies more fairly. It's long, but take a little time and watch it - it's wonderful.
Monday, June 23, 2008
When the Top of the Pyramid Works with the Bottom of the Pyramid.... Changing the World!
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Labels: eco-design, privilege, Socially Responsible Investments and Microfinance, win-win solutions
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