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Like most all people you will have encountered Mr. Naveen Jain as the co-founder & CEO of Intelius, Inc. a market leaders in background checks and public records services. On top of having made the Forbes 400 Richest in America list in 2000, this maverick businessman has received multiple prestigious awards including the WSA Industry Achievement Award, the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, and the Albert Einstein Technology Medal. Nonetheless it does not end there. Because Naveen Jain and his family are in the same way as enthusiastic about philanthropy and will try to give assistance to people in need whenever they are able to. There’s no doubting the fact that our young ones are indeed the world’s #1 resource and the single guarantee of its entire future. They are moreover a crucial inspiration for this entrepreneur, and he uses any opportunity available to assist them. This, too, is why he is so intensely taking advantage of every chance he can to offer help if it seems doable. Therefore, Naveen Jain, his relations and his employees at Intelius, Inc. devote their time and efforts to charities like the Overlake Service League, the Indian American Education Foundation, and Child Rights and You (CRY). Obviously they offer significant material aid but most importantly they dedicate plenty of time and care to the kids who need it the most. Beyond this, he donates to the Children’s Hospital, endeavoring to enhance child health.

As Jain is a graduate of XLRI Jamshedpur and the Indian Institute of Technology, it’s not at all astounding that professional training is a critical focus in his charitable endeavors. This includes movements and good causes local, state, and nationwide. In doing this, Intelius and its CEO are helping deserving interest groups and charities like the Bellevue Boys and Girls Club, United Way and the Vedic Cultural Center.

Getting sustenance over to the hungry of the planet is another central objective for Naveen Jain and those around him and to him, it makes not one iota of difference. Although Naveen Jain is cognizant that the task of finding food for all the planet’s hungry is an eminently herculean one, he also believes that the impossible can factually become realizable when each and every one of us works together. If this entrepreneur should have his way, the final curtain will is certain to come down on hunger and neediness in the world in the future. Observers might be pardoned for thinking that as the leader of a wildly prosperous market leading company and a committed husband and parent to boot would afford him no spare leeway for charity and aiding his fellow men. Yet Naveen Jain ensures that each of of his charitable projects is given all the attention he can feasibly come up with. This entrepreneurial man is certainly a lot more than a mere (albeit very successful) pioneer of commerce. He is (arguably even more important) a remarkable individual and an authentic community activist.