The only thing I see in that article about the appearance is a note recapping the general response by the public in the context of the movie. It’s the author of the FastCo piece that uses the phrase “important deliverable”. Sandberg may very well have pushed for the specific timing but it’s hard to draw that conclusion from the FastCo piece.
Compassionate capitalism provides more value than the mere act of giving to the poor. People value knowing where their money goes. They pay taxes, of which a small portion goes to international aid. They give to charities, of which some portion goes to sending out a lot of junk mail in hopes of getting more donations. And in Henry Hygiene’s…
To all the responses who still don’t get it, the tl;dr version: Only the government can violate the first amendment! There is freedom of speech, religion, and assembly without government coercion, not coercion from other private citizens.
Rob, well said. As you eloquently stated, charitable giving is evolving, and it is evolving for the better. You cited some great examples of other game changing models like Airbnb, Uber, etc as positive changes, but let me add one more. Social enterprise investing is gaining significant momentum in the investor community and now is a major source of…
