The days of traditional fund raising from traditional methods such as direct mail and golf tournaments are declining and will be replaced by more stable revenue generators such as social business models. [more]

Seeing poverty first-hand changes one’s point of view. [more]

I've come to believe that while there are very complex challenges in my life, complex solutions don't work. And if you've ever golfed, you know it's a complex game. The great ideas (and lives) I've studied apply simple, if difficult to execute, principles to complex issues. [more]

I believe that Rich Clark, and his fellow Cristo Rey partners are the epitome of searchers in seeking education to free those trapped in the poverty cycle of our inner cities.  And I admire them for it. [more]

If you are going to get involved in social mission, stick with what you know and can be comfortable doing – it’s the only way you’ll do it well.  [more]

If you don't stop frequently to check where you've been and where you're going, you won't get to the place you set out for. [more]

Peace to you this season. [more]

Businesses can serve (both) a social and a profit mission.  Many already are doing this effectively. [more]

During an immersion trip to Africa, Joe Cistone of IPM asked me to help him with the business side of the organization, the beginning of a great partnership. [more]

The Business of Good is my attempt to "productize" my learning from the last twelve years, and by doing so, I believe I can motivate others to do more good in their business as well as their lives. [more]