Let's face it and be honest and just say it, this decade has seen its fair share of global issues from over population and starving people to natural disasters to terror attacks, wars and rumours of wars, not to mention climate change scares and whistle blowers apparently debunking the debunkers.
Well it's true that
the top 10 food companies and their supply chains leave behind a bigger carbon footprint and emit more greenhouse gases than Scandinavia does! And it's said that
by 2050 there could still be up to 50 million people starving and still many countries that could greatly benefit from the help of the "more than wealthy".
And it's like, when will we wake up and realise and learn!? By helping and benefiting other countries, we will be benefiting not just that country, but the whole world! And we practically have it in our power now to eradicate all poverty, starvation and needless suffering through ignorance from indifference now.
Oh and don't even get me started on some other things we need to stop ignoring like the
elephant in the room and put it on the table too of some "conspiracy theories", like global warming, terrorism, chemtrails, HAARP, geo engineering, GMO's, weather modification or even of fatal "incurable" diseases that are actually curable. But they don't wan't you to know that because it would mean you stop buying their drugs. And even whether we should actually pay the medication they force us to pay for or die for our energy, fuel, heating and electricity that we use too. Oh you didn't know that they already made a lightbulb that could last forever? Of course, they don't want you to know that else you wouldn't keep buying lightbulbs. Oh you didn't know that Tesla wanted to provide the world with free energy and had already invented a way to do that? The electric companies don't want you to know that though else you might stop paying for your own...
Obviously some of these are
hotly debated theories and
issues within our generation today. And sure, the world will probably always have both good and bad things in it going on. But we should keep striving for perfection even though we're not. We should still do all we can do and that goes for every man as no man is an island. We should use what we have around us, the powers we do have, the influence and finances to do those things which are within our power to do while we can do them. As and if there's good reason to do so which there is.
Manoj says "
There's an old story about a blind man heading towards a well, and there's a guy that's watching him. If the blind man falls into the well, who gets the blame? If you are watching something you can prevent, you've got to do something!"
Him and the rest of these guys know that!
Elon Musk

Elon Musk is the CEO of
Tesla the
SpaceX program. His latest project is
OpenAI which is basically a technology problem solver. And what I like about Elon is that despite being warned not to be
Stephen Hawking, Elon is carrying on researching Artificial Intelligence and the possible threat it could have for mankind while looking at the possible benefits too. And when he's finished. He's going to make it Open Source!
Lauren Bush

Lauren Bush is the CEO of
FEED. She's actually the granddaughter of George Bush and she just started off by creating ethical products that help to feed the world. She plans to tackle the world hunger problem by attaching large donations with each purchase of the her feed products which helps the UNWFP (
United Nations World Food Programme).
George Soros

The Chairman of
Soros Fund Management. Improves human rights and politics. George supports political dissidents in the Eastern Bloc Soros' organisation that gives legal support to to unlawfully detained people around the world. So if you've ever been so George is the go-to guy that you will need to talk to for help.
Manoj Bhargava

The CEO
5 Hour Energy Free Electric Bike Manoj made his money selling his 5 hour energy drink but has since turned his mind of providing energy into that of electric bike technology. Oh which and through, people have access to a clean and affordable way to get around. He provides free electric bikes to people in developing countries as well as tackles other energy solving problems.
Vicki Escarra

The CEO
Opportunity International Vicki helps to empower woman all around the world by helping global businesses to build better relationships. And also to help ordinary woman escape from the quicksand of poverty and improve their life and the life of their communities.
Glen Tullman

The CEO of
Livongo who first started with
Allscripts and done 1.4b in sales and then set up Livongo that uses cloud technology to help people manage and live with chronic diseases and illnesses like diabetes or cancer. That's one way in which that sort of technology is being used productively and will go on to improve it al round too.
So that's 7 CEO's that are changing the world. In one way or another. For the better.
Do you know of any more CEO's like this changing the world with their wealth?
Will you ever be one of these CEO's?
Three cheers and several hip hop hurrahs!
Mike.
RosieCheeks
Richard Branson is the bright example also. Well, You will say what on earth he is doing here with his gasoline jets, making huge emissions in the air.The thing is recently he turned to Green, by founding Virgin Green Fund for working in biofuels, solar power and desalination plants. [url=http://www.virgingreenfund.com/] [/url]
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