The Offer Letter Says One Number and the Deposit Says Another: How NoVex Trade Teaches Apprentices to Read a Paystub

A first-year electrician signs on at an hourly rate that sounds like real money. He works forty hours, does the arithmetic in the truck on Thursday, and then the deposit lands on Friday a few hundred dollars short of the… Continue Reading →

Impact Numbers Deserve an Auditor Too, and Moko Runs Its Fund Closes That Way

Every quarter, the investors in a development fund receive two kinds of numbers. The first kind describes money: what the fund is worth, what each partner owns, what was called and what was paid back. Those figures pass through a… Continue Reading →