Pitch In On A Project!

You can participate in Tasks on a project by going to the Shopping Cart and selecting a project and the amount of involvement you would like to have. Or, you can email us at:

director@futurenowus.com

and tell us which project or projects interest you, and what you feel are the contributions you could make. The project manager will get back with you and see if the current schedule and Tasks needing accomplishment fit with your skills and interest.

This Design Center is designed to enable you to grow your own abilities to accomplish change by teaming up with others. There are costs associated with getting the projects ready, and sustaining the, and supporting team members as they gain skills and experience and become better at being agents for change. We do not take advertising as a way to offset our costs, we earn our revenue by the degree of participation and the accomplishments of the teams. 

In this way, projects which may not have a broad appeal can still get the benefit of the skills we offer. Projects which would not be of interest to companies interested in your retail consumption can still get support. In this fashion, local economies can have a means for creative invention which do not depend on the approval of the manager so big capital or big power. 

This churning is essential to healthy economies. Healthy economies are essential to healthy democracies.

Participation in our projects means work, and it means, you will be paying fees so we can accomplish the important objectives of these projects which might otherwise get lost, defeated, or disappear. By teaming together, we have found we can accomplish enormously complex, challenging, and essential economic objectives.  

We need your energy, ideas, excitement, and passion. The more you use the Design center system, the easier it will be for value creation to happen for ideas which have great merit but possibly not have the backing of typical power brokers or market makers. Come help us make democracy work!

The FutureNowUs.com team.

coyright National Architect Corporation, 7 February, 2009