Scott Cooper Miami on Carnegie’s Inequality Doctrine Andrew Carnegie in his essay “The Gospel of Wealth,” described massive inequality “as the unavoidable consequence of a free-market system”. But the “Carnegie Inequality Doctrine” was quite wrong about inequality becoming “unavoidable.” In heeding his treatise, the economy was working just fine and that philanthropists had to give charity to those at the base progressives must move. Carnegie provided an implicit justification for a history of abuse, while ignoring the fact that inequality in America the inequality between racial groups–is a direct result of decisions. The violent and violent seizure of this land…
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Scott Cooper
Scott Cooper, a Miami-based philanthropist with deep Cuban roots, has dedicated his life to elevating the voices and well-being of underserved communities. Drawing inspiration from his heritage, Scott has championed numerous initiatives focused on education, healthcare, and cultural preservation, solidifying his reputation as a beacon of hope and change within the Cuban diaspora
Scott Cooper Miami Supports Kids With Autism Get A Job In South Florida Scott Cooper Miami supports kids and parents like Valerie Herskowitz, who opened The Chocolate Spectrum in 2013, her aim was to get a meaningful job for her adult son, who had just graduated from high school but resides with autism. Sales proved lively, and in 2016, she decided to expand the business and open a storefront in Jupiter. But having worked her entire life as a speech therapist, she didn’t have any experience running retail. But she knew the D’Eri family. Tom D’Eri and his father, John,…
Scott Cooper From Miami Reveals Which Types Of Jobs Wells Fargo Is Cutting Next Scott Cooper Miami revealed on Tuesday Wells Fargo said it slashed thousands of jobs last year by dropping direction positions, centralizing functions and additional steps — and that more cuts are in store for 2019. Wells, which has its largest job hub is in Charlotte, declared plans last year to trim employment company wide by approximately 5 to 10 percent over a three-year period to run more efficiently. On Tuesday, the San Francisco-based bank said it has cut jobs in its branches, call centers, mortgage operations…
Mitt Romney Scott Cooper Miami Reports Mr Romney was fiercely critical of Mr Trump before but won his backing for his run in Utah. Writing in the Washington Post, he said the US president hadn’t”risen to the mantle” of the presidency. Sworn in, has prompted some to speculate he’s positioning himself as a challenger to Mr Trump securing the Republican presidential nomination. What did the opinion bit say? When Presidential candidate and incoming senator for Utah, Mitt Romney, has launched a scathing attack on Donald Trump, saying he’s generated dismay around the world. Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The…
Technology has forever changed the way we interact with the world. One area that’s seen significant change is education. Education at all age levels has changed a lot over the years, but post-secondary education has seen the most change. For the most part, changes brought on by technology have been positive. Scott Cooper Miami supports the use of technology to improve education and produce better results for both the students and the teachers. There are a lot of positive changes to education as a result of technology. It’s hard to mention everything, but here are a few of the most…
Scholarships empower students. Even smaller scholarships can dramatically change the life of a student going through post-secondary education. Scott Cooper Miami believes in empowering people to seek a better future for themselves and their families. One way to do this is to provide educational scholarships. Cost as a Barrier One of the most significant barriers to entry for post-secondary education programs, especially universities and colleges, is the cost of enrollment. Cost is a huge barrier that prevents people from attending any sort of education beyond high school. Low-income families have difficulty sending their children to four-year educational institutions without aid.…
Not everyone goes for further education after high school. Some of us are ready to join the workforce right away, while many others simply cannot afford post-secondary education. But, in the current American economic climate, post-secondary education may be much more accessible and valuable than you think. Even with the rising tuition costs of many universities, post-secondary education is worth it more often than not. What Makes Post-Secondary Education Valuable? Scott Cooper Miami believes in creating opportunities and encouraging people to follow their dreams as far as possible. Post-secondary is an essential piece of that puzzle for many people. What…
Miami, FL has gained a reputation as a crime hot spot. Lately, it seems to be considered the misfit of the Sunshine State. But how did Miami get such a bad rap? To answer that question, Scott Cooper Miami CEO, says we must go back to 1979. This was the start of the Miami drug wars and the event that dubbed Miami the “Drug Capital of the world.” The Beginning On Wednesday, July 11, 1979, Miami, FL was rocked when a shooting at Dadeland Mall in broad daylight resulted in two fatalities and multiple injuries. Three “hitters” linked to the…
Scott Cooper Miami: America the Great Democracy and the Great Philanthropist Do you think its a coincidence that one of the world’s greatest democracies, most entrepreneurial, and most religious nation is also the world’s most philanthropic nation? There is a reason we call it America the Great, says Scott Cooper Miami. Americans donate like no other people. Whether you look at total contributions, per capita giving, size of gifts, or types of giving. And as our wealth increases, so does our generosity. So Let’s Discuss… Two authors for England’s Economist magazine just wrote a book about America’s differences from the…
Scott Cooper Miami: The evolving consciousness of social justice Scott Cooper Miami wants to draw attention to modern day captains of industry and philanthropists. These individuals have taken a different view of philanthropy, inequality and social justice. We see it at the job of new philanthropists such as Dustin Moskovitz and Cari Tuna. Furthermore, we see it in Bill and Melinda Gates. Additionally, we see in Leonardo DiCaprio commitment to fight against global warming. Indeed we view it in an whole generation of philanthropists. Even visionaries, dedicated to driving social justice by taking a real interest in the well being…