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An Instructive Look at the Prominent CEO Naveen Jain – Down-To-Earth Humanitarianism at Its Best
- October 24th, 2009
You are bound to have heard of Mr. Naveen Jain’s name as the co-founder & CEO of Intelius, Inc. the renowned information commerce market leader. Beyond having a place on the Forbes list “400 Richest in America” in 2000, this highly successful businessman has been honored with a number of reputable awards, notably the Albert Einstein Technology Medal, the WSA Industry Achievement Award, and the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, to list merely only three. However things certainly grow out from there. For Jain and his relatives are equally as ardent about their philanthropic projects and will attempt to help needy people whenever the opportunity arises.
The young of today are genuinely mankind’s #1 source of optimism or the future. They are also a main focus of attention for this entrepreneur and he takes each and every chance available to aid them. This obviously, is why he is assiduously exploiting every opportunity available to him to give assistance to them, whenever it seems practicable. So Naveen Jain, his kin and the workers at Intelius, Inc. devote time to charities such as the Overlake Service League, Hopelink, and the University Preparatory Academy. Expectably, they offer magnanimous financial assistance but most importantly, they commit premium time and care to the children who require it the most. As well as this he sponsors the Children’s Hospital, striving to improve children’s health.
As Naveen Jain is an alumnus of the Indian Institute of Technology and XLRI Jamshedpur, it’s hardly surprising that schooling constitutes a crucial focus in his charitable endeavors. This embraces campaigns and charitable foundations that are local, state, and nationwide. Thus, Intelius and its CEO are sponsoring voluntary organizations and philanthropic foundations like TreeHouse, the Vedic Cultural Center and the Rotary Club. Providing for the planet’s destitute constitutes another great challenge to Jain and his kin and it is of no concern at all to him whether it is a baby in Latin America or India, or an aged homeless woman in Guadeloupe or Marseilles requiring support. While he is very aware that the goal of feeding every starving mouth in the world can appear to be an insurmountable task, he also understands that the irresolvable can actually become feasible if the whole world works together. If this business leader really gets his way, there will be a certain cessation to impoverishment and hunger in the world in the future. Observers would imagine that as the man in fully responsible for a highly flourishing enterprise plus being a devoted family man would afford him no free scope for charity and helping his fellow men. But in spite of all this he ensures that all of his charitable undertakings may rely on as much assistance as he can realistically muster. This enterprising man is certainly much more than a mere albeit very successful leader of commerce. He is (arguably even more important) also a unique individual and a true advocate of his community.
