Micro-equity can change the face of global investing and be a catalyst to Innovation

Can we do this for the Reuters DV Fellows Program itself? Get around 2 million of people around the world to invest $100 at a time per year which creates a $200 million annual fund. This can spurt innovation for what we invest in innovation that comes out of Stanford as well as other schools around the world.

I want to include a few links from my other blog to serve as examples of what is possible in India, but we can do this at Stanford or with partners and act as catalysts to innovation and entrepreneurship, bottom up and inclusive capitalism.

http://blog.nasscom.in/emerge/2007/10/19/may-a-thousand-talpiots-and-stanfords-bloom/

http://blog.nasscom.in/emerge/2007/11/06/part-2-and-an-open-business-plan-bottom-up-lets-unleash-creative-destruction/

http://blog.nasscom.in/emerge/2007/11/07/part-3-we-then-go-glocal-microequity-investing-to-catalyze-glocal-innovation/

Social business and CSR should be mainstream business and not separated from the P&L and Balance Sheet, for that reflects the state of the business. This is one example. Democratizing investing.