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Capital Missions Company (CMC) creates networks of investors, business leaders and philanthropists to catalyze a globally sustainable economy. Over the past 26 years, President Susan Davis, has successfully proven KINS (Key Initiator Network Strategy), her networking method, as a time-efficient and cost-efficient approach to introduce innovation into culture. KINS networks leverage philanthropic dollars into catalytic initiatives to solve social problems and is based on the understanding that 'we are all one'.
CMC is currently devoted to the Tipping Point Network. The Tipping Point Network will focus philanthropic funds to increase the market share of sustainability from its current 2% to 10%, after which the 'tipping point' is expected to occur and the global economy is expected to fund sustainability. This meta-network uses KINS to align leaders in 40 niches of sustainability to "catalyze globally sustainable economies." The Tipping Point Network is the culmination of Susan's life work.
Over the past 26 years Susan Davis, using the KINS method, has served as a founding organizer for networks of sustainability leaders, solar leaders, angel investors, institutional investors, Nigerian village women, social venture capitalists, leading socially-responsible CEOs, families with wealth of $100 million plus, leading women business owners, leading finance executives, and Chicago women leaders.
CMC is presently not available for formal consulting as its resources are focused on the Tipping Point Network and community pro bono work. CMC's next availability to create a network is January 1, 2009. Those interested in contracting for a KINS sustainability network are encouraged to open the dialogue with a personal letter about the hopes and dreams you would like your KINS network to accomplish. Remember, anything is possible! Do contact us.
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