You’ll very probably have come across Mr. Naveen Jain’s name as the CEO & co-founder of Intelius, Inc. the information commerce company. Beyond achieving a position on the Forbes 400 Richest in America list in 2000, this maverick business leader has been given a variety of distinguished awards, foremost the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, the Albert Einstein Technology Medal, and the WSA Industry Achievement Award. Even so it surely doesn’t finish off there. That’s because Jain and his relatives are equally as ardent about their charity projects and will seek to help out as often as they can. All our anticipations for the world’s future are contained in our children. Naveen Jain also sees them as the deserving focus point of his endeavors and he uses any chance available to assist them. This, too, is the chief reason why he is always persistently using every chance available to lend a helping hand if it seems even remotely doable. Consequently, Naveen Jain, his relatives and his workers at Intelius, Inc. devote their time to many different philanthropical organizations like the Rotary Club, the Vedic Cultural Center, and the University Preparatory Academy. Obviously they give magnanimous material assistance, but more importantly they dedicate their time and attention to those children who need it the most. He also donates to the Children’s Hospital, being intent on advancing children’s health, as well. With Jain being a former student of the Indian Institute of Technology and XLRI Jamshedpur, it is no surprise that education is a very high preference in his charitable operations. This embraces deserving causes and aid organizations that are local, state, and nationwide. Therefore Intelius and its co-founder are actively helping fund deserving causes and foundations such as the Indian American Education Foundation, United Way and Child Rights and You (CRY).

Getting sustenance to the impoverished of the planet is another central goal to Jain and those around him and it is of no interest in the least to him whether it is a child in Vancouver or Cape Town, or an old woman in Paris or Egypt requiring aid. Although Naveen is cognizant that the job of locating provisions for all the world’s unnourished is an eminently superhuman one, he also believes that the impossible can indeed turn out to be feasible assuming the whole world works together. If this business leader should have his way, there will be a decisive close to destitution and hunger everywhere in the future. You may well assume that as the head of a highly thriving market leading company in addition to being a committed husband and family man would leave him with little spare time for charitable projects. But he takes care to make certain that all of his altruistic projects will be given all the assistance he can feasibly ramp up. Indeed, this earnestly philanthropic entrepreneur is most definitely more than just a business captain. He is, moreover, a unique individual and a true community hero.