something like this will go out in the first newsletter (to those who signed up for Jack's newsletter...I'm not a fan of spam)
you can also read the blog posting here to make 1.1 cents for the charities on Jack: http://www.jackthedonkey.com/JackDonkeyBlog_MTk=.htmlREAD»
Want those hours of time spent surfing Facebook to make a difference in the world? No joke, here’s your chance: Mozilla, the parent organization behind the Firefox web browser, is sponsoring a “Service Week” September 14th – ...READ»
The White House has created an Office of Social Innovation, and a $50 million Social Innovation Fund, to "identify the most promising, results-oriented non-profit programs and expand their reach throughout the country." As the White ...READ»
Obama wins. America gets a new service innovation capability.
It took only seconds after McCain's concession last night for e-mails to start arriving from Brazil, Malaysia, and Europe. The most significant one, in my opinion, ...READ»
Now you have to pay all of your social ignorance. They claim, you pay. They demonstration to talk and pay. They protest, you set it free with you annual budget post. Is it you want to do all the time? Is that the way you ...READ»
Natural resources in developing countries do not grow in vacuum space. Government often not see people in natural resources site concessions since the government set the site in a table long way from where the people live. In ...READ»
In Tuesday’s New York Times, there was a story about how entrepreneurs have been getting into the game of buying undervalued websites, revamping them, and then selling them for a profit. Read it here.
These web-preneurs use home ...READ»
The KaosPilots Netherlands, international school for new business design and social innovation, has announced an open day that will be hold on Saturday, April 26th. The event will take place at the headquarters in Rotterdam. The ...READ»
According to Stewart Black and Hal Gregersen, Professors at INSEAD, the conventional approach to managing change is backward. Their new book, “It starts with one”,
suggests that the conventional approach is ...READ»
Innovation is hot. Books, courses and “management gurus” trumpet the
need to develop the creative potential of employees. Innovation is cast
as an essential ingredient for organizational survival in turbulent
environments. ...READ»
