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Monday, March 9, 2009

These are the moments when I have the best job in the world




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pragmatic dreamer, social entrepreneur, policy wonk
I'm into technologies and business solutions that provide key goods and services to the base of the pyramid, especially when designed to overcome traditional cultural/psychological barriers to access. My goal: create a world that enables the dignity and humanity of of all people. As a result, I also think a lot about immigration, sustainable living, reproductive health, and human rights.
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