The following people were contributors to, correspondents in, or people profiled and featured in the October 2003 issue of Fast Company. Feel free to invite them to attend a CoF cell meeting, participate in work groups and other activities, or speak at a cell event about what they're working on. And be sure to let us know how it goes!

(Page numbers given are the first page of the article in which people are featured, not the page on which the person is first mentioned.)

Canada

Ontario

Toronto

Rod Brazier, partner Learningful (p. 26)
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Joseph Katzman, International team leader, Winds of Change.net (p. 26)
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England

Milton Keynes

Stelios (p. 35)

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United States

California

Concord

Bob Ladoceur, high school football coach (p. 101)
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Foster City

Dee Hock, founder of Visa International (p. 64)
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Los Angeles

Warren Bennis, chairman of Leadership Institute at University of Southern California (p. 59)
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Dr. Mark Goulston, senior VO of Sherwood Partners (p. 23)
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Rancho Santa Fe

Marshall Goldsmith, executive coach and FC columnist (p. 127)
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Florida

Orlando

Matt Certo, CEO of WebSolvers (p. 26)
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Illinois

Evanston

Clarke Caywood, associate professor of integrated marketing communications at Northwestern University (p. 32)
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Iowa

Des Moines

Jim DeVries, vice president human resources for Principal Financial Group (p. 97)
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Maryland

Baltimore

Bill Struever, CEO of Struever Bros, Eccles & Rouse (p. 44)
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Massachusetts

Boston

Bill Blundon, chief marketing officer for Extraprise (p. 32)
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Cambridge

Tim Murphy, head coach of Harvard football (p. 60)
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Canton

Rodney North, The Answer Man, Equal Exchange (p. 26)
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New Hampshire

Hanover

Sydney Finkelstein, Steven Roth Professor of Management at Dartmouth (p. 84)
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New Jersey

Bedminster

Betsy Bernard, president of AT&T (p. 63)
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Princeton

Paul Muldoon, Pulitzer prize winner (p. 66)
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New York

New York

Seth Godin, FC columnist and author (p. 131)
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Dr. Kerry J. Sulkowicz, executive psychoanalyst (p. 54)
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Texas

Plano

James Champy, chairman of Perot Systems consulting practice and FC columnist (p. 129)
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Washington

Redmond

Michael Cherry, Directions on Microsoft (p. 83)
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Seattle

Michael Gilbert, editor Nonprofit Online News (p. 26)
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Rob Glaser, founder and CEO of Real Networks (p. 52)
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Washington, D.C.

Carol Darr, director of Institute for Politics, Democracy and the Internet at George Washington University (p. 112)
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Paul Meyer, cofounder and CEO of Voxiva (p. 44)
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Daniel Richards contributed this month's Flash Points.

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