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You are almost certain to have come across Mr. Naveen Jain’s name as the CEO & co-founder of Intelius, Inc. the leading information commerce company. On top of having made the Forbes list “400 Richest in America” 2000, this enterprising businessman has won several choice awards, foremost the WSA Industry Achievement Award, the Albert Einstein Technology Medal, and the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Yet things certainly expand out from there. Because Mr. Jain and his family are every bit as avid about their beneficent works and will strive to give aid wherever possible.

Today’s kids are truly our world’s most precious resource. They are moreover an all-important inspiration for this entrepreneur and he tries to make the best of any occasion available to support them. This of course, is why he is persistently leveraging every possibility available to him to lend a helping hand wherever it is viable. In consequence, Naveen Jain, his family and his staff at Intelius, Inc. apply their time to philanthropical associations like the Children’s Hospital, the Indian American Education Foundation, and the Bellevue Boys and Girls Club. Of course they will hand out plenty of financial aid but most importantly they commit their time and care to the most deprived and at risk children. Beyond this, he helps sponsor the Children’s Hospital, contributing to elevate the condition of children’s health. As Jain is a graduate of XLRI Jamshedpur and the Indian Institute of Technology, it is no surprise that formal training holds an exceedingly important prerogative within his benevolent works. This also incorporates campaigns and voluntary organizations that range from the local to the international. In doing this Intelius and its CEO are supporting deserving interest groups and philanthropic institutions like TreeHouse, Child Rights and You (CRY) and the Rotary Club.

Providing for the world’s starving constitutes yet another central task for Naveen Jain and his relatives and it makes no difference at all to him whether it is a baby in Washington D.C. or Iowa, or an aged woman in Israel or Miami in need of assistance. Although Naveen Jain is conscious that the task of getting provisions for all the planet’s starving is a superhuman one, he is also aware that the unfeasible can indeed be attainable when everybody labors towards a common end. If this CEO should actually have his way, there will be a unquestionable cessation to squalor and hunger on this planet in the future.

Observers may easily be pardoned for assuming that functioning as the head of a spectacularly flourishing company as well as being a devoted spouse and family man would leave practically no surplus time for volunteering and support. Nonetheless Naveen sees to it that each of his beneficent ventures is given as much support as he can feasibly marshal. Indeed this intently visionary businessman is positively much more than merely a business pioneer. He is, even more importantly, also a remarkable individual and a true community benefactor.