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John Sharp is a veteran entrepreneur and angel investor, and the founder of the fast-growing social finance network DealHorizon.com, a Content & Systems company. In addition...
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Posted: Saturday 16 January 2010
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Okay Wall Street Executives - here's your chance. With one move, you can overcome years of aggregated anger and push the "reset" button on how the rest of the world views you. How? You can give 5% of your most recent bonus to Haiti.
5% would add up to somewhere between $50mm and $400mm, depending on whose numbers you use. That is a good amount of cash and would allow this country to get back on its feet. It would be an amazing thing to see the bankers come up with their own "we are the world" strategy.
Let's call it the "Wall Street Executives for the Rebuilding of Haiti Fund". Please share this blog post - the more people that see it, the better the likelihood of it happening.
