NEW YORK - APRIL 10: The Common Good Hosts Lunch & Discussion with DYLAN RATIGAN, author of the New York Times best-selling book, 'Greedy Bastards' on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 at The Friars Club, 57 East 55th Street, New York, NY 10022 (212) 751-7272
The Common Good led by Patricia Duff hosted a Lunch Discussion with Dylan Ratigan, host of MSNBC Dylan Ratigan Show, about his new book 'Greedy Bastards', which argues that the nation needs passionate debate and smart policy, a brazen willingness to scrap what doesn’t work, and the entrepreneurial spirit to try what does -- to get our country moving again.
TCG guests were welcomeds by Omeed Malik of Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Bob Wyman of Google, Inc introduced Dylan Ratigan.
MORE ABOUT DYLAN RATIGAN:
Dylan Ratigan is the host of MSNBC’s The Dylan Ratigan Show, one of the highest-rated daytime shows on the network. This make-versus-take, analysis-driven daily broadcast fearlessly takes on the world of politics, money, and the unholy alliance between big business and government.
The former global managing editor for corporate finance at Bloomberg News, Ratigan has developed and launched more than half a dozen broadcast and new media properties. They include CNBC’s Fast Money and Closing Bell, as well as DylanRatigan.com.
Ratigan left as host of Fast Money in 2009, provoked by outrage over the government’s handling of the 2008 financial crisis. Since then, he has dedicated his work to launching platforms that engage and debate the U.S. government on policy, while opening the door for millions to learn more about money’s often poisonous role in our democracy. His first book, the New York Times bestseller, Greedy Bastards, details this broken system. More importantly, it illustrates how fixing these problems will release a renaissance of growth and innovation.
Since late September 2011, more than 300,000 people have pledged support, millions of dollars have been raised, and an organization with a staff of a dozen people has been formed under Ratigan’s leadership to pursue the singular objective to pass a 28th Constitutional amendment to separate business and state.
About TCG: The Common Good is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that strives to inspire broad participation in our democracy through the free exchange of ideas and civil dialogue and seeks to find ways to bridge the growing divisions that threaten our nation. We are dedicated to finding common ground and, through forums and initiatives, encourage the civic engagement so essential for a thriving democracy.
PHOTO CREDIT: Copyright © 2012 Manhattan Society.com by Christopher London | tel:Private | e-mail: Private | Bookings: bookings@manhattansociety.com*****NOTE: More photos and id's to come*******
The Common Good led by Patricia Duff hosted a Lunch Discussion with Dylan Ratigan, host of MSNBC Dylan Ratigan Show, about his new book 'Greedy Bastards', which argues that the nation needs passionate debate and smart policy, a brazen willingness to scrap what doesn’t work, and the entrepreneurial spirit to try what does -- to get our country moving again.
TCG guests were welcomeds by Omeed Malik of Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Bob Wyman of Google, Inc introduced Dylan Ratigan.
MORE ABOUT DYLAN RATIGAN:
Dylan Ratigan is the host of MSNBC’s The Dylan Ratigan Show, one of the highest-rated daytime shows on the network. This make-versus-take, analysis-driven daily broadcast fearlessly takes on the world of politics, money, and the unholy alliance between big business and government.
The former global managing editor for corporate finance at Bloomberg News, Ratigan has developed and launched more than half a dozen broadcast and new media properties. They include CNBC’s Fast Money and Closing Bell, as well as DylanRatigan.com.
Ratigan left as host of Fast Money in 2009, provoked by outrage over the government’s handling of the 2008 financial crisis. Since then, he has dedicated his work to launching platforms that engage and debate the U.S. government on policy, while opening the door for millions to learn more about money’s often poisonous role in our democracy. His first book, the New York Times bestseller, Greedy Bastards, details this broken system. More importantly, it illustrates how fixing these problems will release a renaissance of growth and innovation.
Since late September 2011, more than 300,000 people have pledged support, millions of dollars have been raised, and an organization with a staff of a dozen people has been formed under Ratigan’s leadership to pursue the singular objective to pass a 28th Constitutional amendment to separate business and state.
About TCG: The Common Good is a non-profit, non-partisan organization that strives to inspire broad participation in our democracy through the free exchange of ideas and civil dialogue and seeks to find ways to bridge the growing divisions that threaten our nation. We are dedicated to finding common ground and, through forums and initiatives, encourage the civic engagement so essential for a thriving democracy.
PHOTO CREDIT: Copyright © 2012 Manhattan Society.com by Christopher London | tel:Private | e-mail: Private | Bookings: bookings@manhattansociety.com*****NOTE: More photos and id's to come*******
New York – April 10: The Common Good Luncheon Discussion with DYLAN RATIGAN, author of the New York Times best-selling book,'Greedy Bastards' on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 at The Friars Club in New York City. (Photos by Christopher London ©2012 ManhattanSociety.com)
New York – April 10: The Common Good Luncheon Discussion with DYLAN RATIGAN, author of the New York Times best-selling book,'Greedy Bastards' on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 at The Friars Club in New York City. (Photos by Christopher London ©2012 ManhattanSociety.com)