Sentence examples for Social capitalist from inspiring English sources

He calls himself a "social democrat, a social capitalist".But questions remain about Mr Odinga's character.

Along the way, each runs a gantlet of patriarchal violence (personal, social, capitalist), a trail of horrors that ends in a pile of bodies.

After Long introduced the businessman as his "friend," the former New Birth members lost more than $1 million investing with the self-described "social capitalist".

Certainly, that was the MO of Ephren Taylor II, a twentysomething minister's son and self-proclaimed "social capitalist" who spent most of the years between 2007 and 2010 visiting churches with his Wealth Tour Live seminars, hawking "socially conscious" investment opportunities that would make believers both godly and rich.

It's not only that women have traditionally been more avid social capitalists then men, and now have much less free time to exercise that avidity.

The January issue of Fast Company features the winners of that magazine's first annual Social Capitalists Awards: 20 organizations that are "using the disciplines of the corporate world to tackle daunting social problems".

Central to Buchwald's strategy is catering to the desirable demographic of upwardly mobile, free-spending 25- to 44-year-olds NBC has dubbed "social capitalists".

The latter requires some crossed fingers; it is not hard to imagine a future social-capitalist China getting pretty fierce with a hands-off India or an export-shoving Russia if their policies seemed to be winning them an unduly large chunk of world trade.

There is now a need for community-based financial institutions that prioritise sustainable local development, such as credit unions, financial co-operatives, community and local state development banks, and social venture capitalist funds.

A friend from London, a social venture capitalist, wondering what I was doing for the weekend.

The affordable health care sector has caught the interest of every category of financier – from angel investors to commercial venture capital companies to philanthropic or "social venture" capitalists – who are looking at the entire spectrum of developments in the industry, from medical devices to the delivery of low-cost health care.