About Us
The promoters of Capital Sharing, Inc. have been affiliated with different other groups such as the Center for Economic and Social Justice, that have over half a century been at the forefront of advocating expanded Capital ownership. These proponents have long believed that the time would come when the world would have no other option but to embrace a "Third Way" alternative to Capitalism and Socialism which have both only served to empower a limited elite in the one and the State in the other. It goes without saying that most economies of the world have finally run against a wall and another Great Depression seems rather unavoidable without a new economic paradigm or national strategy.
Board of DirectorsThe Board of Directors consists of the following personalities:
1. Rose Ndille - Founder, President 2. Charles Jackson - Executive Vice President 3. Elizabeth St. Johns - Executive Secretary 4. Augustus Kormah - Treasurer 5. Jessica Josephson - Director Advisory Council1. James Bond
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Rose Ndille, Founder
Since meeting Norman Kurland, President of the CESJ nearly 16 years ago, the Founder of Capital Sharing, Inc., Rose Ndille has been a passionate advocate of the concept of expanded capital ownership on which the Binary economic theory of Louis Kelso is based. Rose has been Founding member of other groups that reflect similar capital sharing objectives including the Business & Development Corporation, plc of Cameroon, Africa, the Integrated Rural Development Fund and the Cameroon Economic Development Council, all development initiatives she promoted in Africa between 1995 and 2000. During this time she completed a Masters Degree in Agricultural Development Economics under the London Wye College external programme, and had to move to the United States with her children, where she has continued to work on the ideas of expanded capital ownership amongst other initiatives.
Today, with the sad observation of a dire global economy, and realizing that the discussions being advanced in the media and in most political debates run shy of the real issues that need to be addressed to curb the growing income inequality between the haves and have-nots, Rose has decided that it's time to get on her boots and embark on a crusade for capital ownership expansion through the Capital Sharing program, as a practical means to expand incomes and purchasing power for the majority of the world's citizens. Augustus Kormah
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