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It's possible that you may be proven wrong or likey that you're right. Either way, it would be hard for a board of say no to such an idea and it would delay the execution of it to such time as when your investments can vest. If they still move forward by then and you're uncomfortable despite all this, you can leave as soon as your stocks have vested. Your goal today is to delay, secondary is to convince.
52k per student for a 5,000 student college is 260m per year of claimed expenditure. That is quite a lot money for a faculty of 700, even after subtracting boarding and scholarships, no? I do not know where money is going, although the Bain research does seem to support the evidence for concluding that admin is a benefactor of it.
Cut costs and cut it by a lot!
New Incentives is a metrics-based non-profit that is creating one of the most cost-effective ways of saving lives. We are looking for a senior engineer who will lead the development of tools to help scale our organization. This role requires strong skills managing backend and frontend services.
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I have no stock in Google or Facebook and don't benefit by promoting either in any way. I just genuinely appreciate what Google's tools has allowed us to do (linked spreadsheets, email, docs, Android, Chromebook, drive and search of course!). I don't care much for fb but I imagine there are businesses that wouldn't survive w/o it and whatsapp is amazing at bringing ppl closer.
Thanks for pointing that out. While the average estimated number is easily into the thousands of $$, there is not enough evidence to say that it is hundreds of thousands.
Not sure why the post is grayed out or what it means. I believe only some members have downvoting privileges (I don't).
Svetha (CEO & co-founder) came across conditional cash transfers (CCTs) while doing research in effective ways of giving AID in developing countries. CCTs have seen incredible success in Mexico, Brazil, and several other countries.
The current idea was a pivot after trying to fund CCTs through partners in various countries. The focus was to save lives through CCTs. Infant mortality is a big problem and Nigeria accounts for one out of three children born with HIV. That's how the org started doing CCTs for reducing HIV transmission and has now expanded beyond HIV transmission.
Also, infant mortality has a strong correlation with the fertility rate, so trying to increase the probability of survival of babies can help reduce the number of babies being born (which addresses the problem you mentioned).
GD's one-time, large transfers help achieve concrete benefits. Super excited to see the basic income experiment in East Africa evolve.