Businesses can sense schools’ increasing desperation, “We see a tremendous opportunity for corporate America to step up and help during this time of extreme crisis,” says Micky Freeman, CEO of Educational Funding Partners, a Denver start-up that brokers naming and signage deals for Fortune 1000 companies for everything from school auditoriums and gymnasiums to libraries, computer labs, cafeterias and other space school boards deem appropriate.
Time, 8-Nov-2010, Pg. 64How about corporations and their directors, along with all those who make the top 2% of incomes paying their fair share of the taxes that pay to educate their future employees instead of adding one more advertising infested environment. How about that?
Stop. I know you are doing this on purpose just to agitate me!
Yea, it’s all about you…
I like your little picture! How about we take away the difference in pay that public employees are paid on average for the same job a private employee is paid? That would educate some people!