At the Techonomy conference in San Francisco, Bill Gates closed the event and answered questions from the audience. One woman asked why non-profits can't behave more like for-profit businesses. Gates said that wasn't necessarily the best idea.
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I think that "earn a profit from non-profit ventures" always is better, since, that profits, could be used to fund/boost new non-profit researches
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Posted by: Gaetanomarano | August 06, 2010 at 10:33 PM