 |
Welcome to Capital Missions.com (CMC), the company that
joy built to serve the shift to sustainability. CMC is now in the grateful position of
gifting a better, faster, cheaper and more fun
innovation method freely to the world to manifest
sustainability. Thanks to
the remarkable work of hundreds of inspiring leaders of
sustainability over the last 35 years who have designed,
tested and proven this method, CMC freely shares the
'how-to' for
KINS Innovation Networks. KINS are
self-organizing networks of key, collaborative,
high-integrity leaders from widely diverse fields who
come together by invitation to achieve inspiring
innovations while enjoying their kindred spirits.
"KINS" signifies that 'we are all one.'
You are
also welcome to download the book that tells this story
in detail,
The Trojan Horse of Love. The author, CMC
president Susan Davis, gifts it from her heart to others
and asks them to gift it widely to help spread this
innovation method.
CMC is an unusual
for-profit company, operating for the joy of very high
social impact over the last 21 years rather than for
maximizing profitability, as described in the free book
above. CMC practices bio-mimicry, imitating nature,
which replicates. For example, DNA replicates while
cancer grows and kills. What CMC replicates are KINS
Innovation Networks of investors, business leaders,
philanthropists, social activists and local green
leaders to catalyze a globally sustainable economy.
Join CMC in thanking the wondrous founders of
KINS Innovation Networks
who have now successfully proven this innovation method,
described
here.
CMC president Susan Davis has had the joy of
serving as a founding organizer for the 20 KINS
Innovation Networks, including those for
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,
Chicago women leaders.
Founded in 1990, CMC was one of the first "B"
Corporations, operating 'to benefit society.' While
operating on a tiny budget, Capital Missions has had
social impact in the billions of dollars. For example,
one network alone,
The Investors' Circle, has seen its
members invest more than $134 million in more than 200
socially-responsible ventures, with follow-on capital of
$2.2 billion. The crucial factor in the success of
the KINS networks are their love-based operating principles
here.
In 2007, a health collapse led Susan to recuperate in
Vilcabamba, Ecuador, where she created a KINS network pro bono in
collaboration with Marion Rockefeller Weber's
FlowFunding.org. This network was inspired by the
Tipping Point Network, to create a whole systems
approach for sustainability. It's
success inspired Susan and her husband, biodynamic
farmer
Walter
Moora, to take this model to U.S. towns seeking
to go green, still working pro bono. Visiting
12 U.S. towns in 2010 as global nomads, they
inspired the self-organizing of 10 KINS Innovation
Networks, with all parties
working pro bono. Today Susan and Walter continue their advisory work
and CMC has transitioned from a "C" Corporation to a
sole proprietorship under Susan.
|
|
