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The Power of Three | Mark Moore | TEDxHardingU

Three. The "less than best" number reveals a connection to the way we think and associate. Using analogies from popular culture and use, Moore adds examples of Martin Luther King who pointed to the length, breadth, and width of life. Ideas for helping the vulnerable suggest that we encourage them to love, to do, and to have something to hope for. Mark co-founded MANA Nutrition, a leading supplier of Ready to Use Therapeutic Food, (RUTF) a front line defense against severe malnutrition. His team supplies partners such as UNICEF, the World Food Program, World Vision, Doctors without Borders and USAID to fight malnutrition across the globe. MANA supplied nearly $20 million worth of RUTF last year to the UN and US government. Mark was an Unreasonable Institute Fellow after launching "Calorie Cloud", an effort to harvest excess calories in the US and send them into RUTF. Calorie Cloud partners with UNICEF Kid Power, the first ever fit for good tech platform. Previously, Mark worked for ten years in Uganda, launching the Kibo Group. He is a Harding grad, with a masters degree from Georgetown. He was appointed a Legislative Fellow and Africa specialist in the US Senate. He is author of Nourish, a book about faith and global hunger and has spoken widely. He has four children and he and his wife Marnie reside in Charlotte, NC. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx