The growing capabilities of artificial intelligence and robotics points towards the need for a unified approach. I believe the critical challenge of automation is likely to be in distribution rather than production. Our work is founded on the belief that people can improve their own lives when provided with the necessary skills, knowledge and access to resources. But it is also broader: A key pillar of our work is driven by the belief that technology can be leveraged to help humanity address important global challenges. In our commitment to making technology more accessible, applicable, and actionable for more people, we have developed The SGF Commonwealth Enrichment and Outreach (CEO) Program. The entire strategic planning process is designed to center racial equity, to be highly inclusive, and to be data informed. Its mission centers on facilitating the financial security of its participants by supporting entrepreneurial activities.

The program gives citizens a chance to participate in the economy, the ability to compete and an opportunity to benefit from our expertise. Results of an evaluation of our program demonstrated that participants are able to double their income after two years in the program. They are also more likely to seek healthcare for themselves, and their children are more likely to go to school. Moreover, participants tend to increase their community leadership and participation and expand their decision-making abilities. I firmly believe it will help mitigate against the negative effects during this economic revolution.

I am delighted with the impact we have generated so far; I am convinced that a better life for the people means a better world for me and if they succeed, we all succeed. Your support is very important to our program; if you are interested in starting this program in your community contact us we would love to have you. Sheyene Gerardi