Stepping Back to Ponder on the Entrepreneurial Philosophy of Naveen Jain – Feasible Altruism at Its Foremost
You have probably seen mention of Mr. Naveen Jain as being the co-founder and CEO of Intelius, Inc. the leading information commerce market leaders. Well beyond having made the Forbes list “400 Richest in America” in 2000, this eminently successful entrepreneur has been given several notable awards, notably the Albert Einstein Technology Medal, the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, and the WSA Industry Achievement Award. However it definitely doesn’t finish off here. Because Naveen Jain and his relatives are every bit as keen about their charitable works and will seek to lend a hand as often as they are able to.
The young of today are doubtlessly our greatest source of optimism or the future. They are also an all-important motivation for this entrepreneur, and he uses any chance available to support them. This, too, is the main reason why he is always intensely exploiting every chance available to aid them if it is at all practicable. Hence, Naveen Jain, his kin and the employees at Intelius are devoting plenty of time and effort to charitable entities such as Child Rights and You (CRY), Hopelink, and TreeHouse. They will give magnanimous pecuniary support, but more importantly, they devote their time and care to the kids who need it the most. Moreover he helps support the Children’s Hospital, endeavoring to enhance the state of child health.
With Jain being an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Technology and XLRI Jamshedpur, it comes as no wonder that formal education holds a particularly important preference within his humanitarian operations. This incorporates campaigns and aid organizations local, state, and nationwide. As a result Intelius and its co-founder are actively helping voluntary bodies and foundations such as the Overlake Service League, the Indian American Education Foundation and the Children’s Hospital.
Feeding the world’s famished constitutes an additional serious challenge for Jain and his kin and it makes no difference at all to him whether it is a baby in Bologna or Colombia, or an aged homeless gentleman from Vancouver or Guadeloupe requiring aid. While Naveen is very aware that the aim of feeding every starving mouth in the world can appear to be an overwhelming task, he is also cognizant that the irresolvable can actually be realized assuming that everybody labors towards a common end. If this CEO really gets his way, there will be a unquestionable ending to impoverishment and famine on this planet in the future.
Observers might be pardoned for assuming that being the man in fully responsible for a highly thriving market leading business on top of being a devoted family man would leave hardly any room for volunteering and support. Nonetheless he makes certain that each one of his benevolent projects can rely on all the aid he can plausibly ramp up. Indeed, this indefatigably energetic entrepreneur is positively more than just a business pioneer. He is, beyond that, a very unique person and a veritable patron of his community.
