> Wouldn't it fundamentally change the company from a small, lean, product-driven global health nonprofit to a socially responsible investment (SRI) company (which there already are many of)?
Nothing would change except Watsi having more consistent funding and the ability to have a longer term strategy.
> Wouldn't it fundamentally change the company from a small, lean, product-driven global health nonprofit to a socially responsible investment (SRI) company (which there already are many of)?
Nothing would change except Watsi having more consistent funding and the ability to have a longer term strategy.