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Like many tech-based entrepreneurial ventures launched by Net Geners, Brave New Talent tethers a noble social purpose education and workforce development to pure red-meat capitalism. The company wants to make a global market in talent in the same way that eBay makes a global market in stuff, with all the profitable upside that entails. At the same time, Tarnowski is passionately and sincerely committed to the empowerment of global youth, as evidenced by his related venture, One Young World,7 which he is co-sponsoring alongside Kate Robertson and David Jones, the Chairman and CEO, respectively, of Euro RSGC Worldwide. It was getting late in the evening, but Tarnowski would not let me go until he told me about this. We re getting together over a thousand of the brightest young leaders, born 1984 1986, from every country in the world. So we ve got 192 countries participating, every country that s recognized by the UN, and we re using social media to gather these people. I may be biased, but I think it is the most ambitious use of social media for the youth leadership cause globally. Perhaps it s even the most ambitious global use of social media in the biggest way ever. This is a global campaign to find future leaders. One Young World s goal is to bring these young leaders to London for a leadership summit on February 8, 2010, and give them a platform with which their voices can be heard. Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, musician and philanthropist Bob Geldof, and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, all Nobel Peace Prize winners, are among the international luminaries involved in the event. Brave New Talent s role in this is to lead the social media outreach, lead the snowball viral effect, getting young people putting themselves forward as delegates, says Tarnowski. Our goal is to get proportionate representation [according to population]. For developing economies, particularly China and India and Pakistan, it would be the first time in the history of those countries that they would have their population fully represented at a global event. Obviously that gets them really excited. We re getting people to create a profile on Brave New Talent, firing the search through our social media outreach. Candidates then gather as many votes as they can from their friends and their network. It becomes a huge democratically selected group . . . When we sit down in February, democratic and proportionately-selected

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