Quotes

Creative Capitalism

As a Creative Capitalist I believe we have the responsibility to develop products and services that add value to society and to the individual. What is created is a reflection of how one values oneself, others, and one’s relationship to society.

The Creative Capitalist has the responsibility to innovate, improve and redefine convention, yet must consider how it is developed and sold, as well as the effects of such products and services on society, by taking into account the social, psychological, political, economic, physical, environmental and structural changes over its life cycle.

The Creative Capitalist, in collaboration with others, must design a win/win business vehicle to maximize production efficiency, while providing sustainable fair wages; and must invest in developing a quality product or service in prime consideration of the consumer, while ensuring a substantial return on investment. This vehicle must be a stable legal and business framework in order for creativity to flourish, for strategic process to operate smoothly, and for capital funding to take hold and be effective.

Honored to Meet

Honored to meet founder of the internet Tim Berners-Lee at a DC convention in 2009.

So honored and humbled to be blessed by Pope John Paul II at the Vatican in 2004 due to my consulting work for the USA chapter of his foundation. Giving the introduction is my honored friend Archbishop Claudio Celli, the President of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications.