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Hosted by Mark Horoszowski · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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The world does not need more billionaires. It needs innovators that make life better for billions of people.Join us as we explore "social entrepreneurs" that prioritize purpose above profits, employees above investors, and communities above capital. helpingbillions.org
Mark Horoszowski hosts How to Help a Few Billion People, a business show with 14 episodes published.
Forty venture capitalists looked at Little Thinking Minds and said no. Not because the company was broken. It was profitable. It reached roughly half a million children learning to read Arabic across more than ten countr
If you’re building a social enterprise to last, you’re signing up for a decade or more of HARD work. And the longer you’re at it, the more life shows up uninvited. A parent dies. You get married. Friendships fade. The ma
In 2021, Disruptia won what every early-stage social enterprise thinks they want: A big business-to-business contract with one of Colombia’s biggest financial groups. Train 200 people across 28 municipalities. Digital ma
Mercedes Bidart left New York on a humanitarian flight during COVID, moved to a country she’d never lived in, and started lending $10 to people no bank would touch. Here’s what she’s learned building Quipu into a breakev
There’s a scene in Julia Taylor’s story that I can’t stop thinking about. It’s October 24, 2018. She’s sitting on a plastic sofa in an RV parked in Moab, Utah. Her parents are visiting. She’s refreshing a screen, waiting
In 2014, Vriko Yu was diving weekly off the coast of Hong Kong when she watched a patch of coral community she knew intimately disappear in just two months. “That is the moment when I realized what is really happening in
Two years ago, Ella Peinovich wasn’t sure her company would survive. Today, Powered by People—her platform connecting 500,000+ artisans across 100+ countries to retailers like Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s, and West Elm—just
Most health tech founders dream of making billions of dollars. Ed Booty dreams of improving the health of billions of people – 52% of the world to be exact, who do not have access to reliable healthcare and prescriptions
The 5-Minute Version: Manuel Rosemberg built Ana.care into Latin America’s leading caregiving platform by doing the opposite of the Silicon Valley playbook. Instead of building “Uber for caregivers,” he picked up workers
Picture this: You’ve built a network of 700+ IoT-enabled water ATMs serving 2 million people daily. Your biggest customer is the government. Then one day, that government collapses, the prime minister flees the country,
When COVID hit Kenya in 2020, Claire was on sabbatical from consulting, reconsidering her career after her second child. Within 24 hours of lockdown, she launched a GoFundMe called “Farm to Feed” to buy vegetables from f
From making big bucks on Wall Street to turning trash into treasure in India 🚀 Anish Malpani quit his cushy finance job, spent 5 years preparing across 3 continents, and built a business that does the "impossible" - tur
How to Help a Few Billion People kicks off with host Mark Horoszowski explaining why most entrepreneurial advice pushes founders onto a “grow-at-all-costs” conveyor belt, and what it looks like to build world-positive co
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How to Help a Few Billion People is hosted by Mark Horoszowski. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 14 episodes.
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