Beekeeping Japan - a HelpJapan.co foundup

How do we help the survivors recover long term? They need jobs and food... Beekeeping just might be a way to help bees and people in Japan.

The Fledgling Team of Visionaries -

"For the last month I have been walking the walk and talking the talk. Pounding my network and scouring for Advisors, Team members and partners. It's not been easy." Trout

Heres is an screen shot of our sliderocket presentation on who's on board.

contribute, endorse and share. It's that simple.

contribute, endorse and share. It's that simple.

There are 3 things you can do to help...

1. Contribute - Visit http://Helpjapan.co and make a contribution. People never know what's the right amount... I always recommend that people make 0.1% of their net income. If you take home $25k then make a $25... if you make $100K then contribute $100 etc...

2. Endorse  - Linkup with HelpJapanco on LI http://linkd.in/helpmehelpjapan (helpJapan@foundups.com) and

3. Share - our presentations http://bit.ly/beproactive and http://bit.ly/helpjapancodeck or this video

Thanks for your support.

Michael J. Trout
Founder, HelpJapanco social venture foundup

HelpJapanco™ turning the Federal Contractor model into a force for good!

HelpJapanco™ wants to make the Federal contracts a force for global good. Here is a simple presentation on how they aim to do it!

Christine Robinson, President Christine Robinson & Associates Joins HelpJapanco Team

Christine Robinson 
President
Christine Robinson & Associates

Christine Robinson, specializing in technology strategy, architecture and security, drives innovation and transformation through people, processes and solutions, with heavy emphasis on security and emergency preparedness and disaster recovery. As President of the Christine Robinson & Associates consulting and system integration firm, she advises U.S. military and other government and industry leadership concerning the world’s largest information technology deployments down to small-localized solutions. She collaborates with leading local, national and international experts to advance industry thought leadership with application across industry and government. Interviewed on television numerous times on these subjects, her internationally distributed published works on Enterprise Architecture, Business Process Management, security, emergency preparedness and disaster recovery and environmental sustainability appear in books, magazines and online publications. Academic, public and private sectors around the world have incorporated and implemented her concepts. She serves as an advisory board member for the EmeraldPlanet, member of the Security Innovation Network (SINET) communications team, an Armed Forces Communications and Electronics (AFCEA) official guest blogger and volunteer advisor to Arlington County, which are just some of her affiliations. Robinson graduated with her MBA from George Washington University and received her bachelor’s from the University of Texas at San Antonio.

Be Proactive!

1minute HelpJapan.co Pitch - become a socially responsible Halliburton for Natural Disaster Response and Recovery

Trout talks about his vision and goal for HelpJapan.co



HelpJapan.co is a social venture with a goal to become a socially responsible "Halliburton" for Global Natural Disaster Response and Recovery.

We all know how Halliburton abused the plight of the Iraq people and made 100s of millions off the Iraq war. What if we could provide similar services and solutions via the 4000+ Integrator companies that support the US Government, but do it in a socially responsible way that re-invests profits back into:

1. scaling up to help provide every impacted community the solutions and services they need
2. providing free solutions and services to the victims

Social Ventures aim to be accountable and transparent. Unlike NPOs, NGOs and public/private corps Social Ventures provide a 100% transparency to all stakeholders (contributors, partners and investors).

As a result of our efforts to help Japan we would also be helping American companies by providing more business opportunities to the 4000+ US Integrator support companies that actually do the heavy lifting for the large Integrators (GM, Lockheed, BAE Systems, etc...).

HelpJapan.co goal is to becomes a facilitator for its US and global small to mid-sized business partners by identifying the need and providing the solutions creating a win-win for both the US and Japan...

what if as a result we could scale up to becoming a 1st response services & solutions company for global disaster recovery?... Think of the good we could do. If we are successful I see no reason why we could not set aside a $billion fund to help those directly impacted by providing 0 interest loan and financing allowing victims to recover NOW and not wait in line for the next 5 years for the assistance they require.  And most importantly we can be ready for the next disaster and be proactive and not reactive.  This is a powerful idea and vision and I need your help and assistance to launch.

Why not help it come to pass by becoming a stakeholder by contributing to http://helpJapan.co and helping us reach our $100K launch goal! So far we have secured $25K in pledges and contribution.

We are also actively seeking Prime Partners (8 slots remaining).
Thanks for your support!

 -Michael J. Trout
Founder, HelpJapan.co
(a Foundups Corp., Social Venture Foundup®)