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Tony Chen

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savvydaddy.com

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Innovation, Ethonomics

Educational History

Kellogg School of Management, MBA.

Professional History:

CEO, savvydaddy.com
Director, Hospital System

Bio

Founder of savvydaddy.com and hospitalimpact.org Hospital new idea guy at integrated hospital system in suburban Chicago

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Bio

Founder of savvydaddy.com and hospitalimpact.org Hospital new idea guy at integrated hospital system in suburban Chicago

Areas of expertise

social media, blogging, business plan development, health care, hospitals

Personal Website/Blog URL

www.savvydaddy.com

Public Profile

http://www.fastcompany.com/user/tony-chen

Professional History

CEO, savvydaddy.com

Director, Hospital System

Medicine / Healthcare industry

Educational History

Kellogg School of Management, Illinois, United States
MBA.

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Fast Talk | April 24, 2008 9:22 am

Q. Fast Talk Question - Would you pay 10% more for consumer products if you knew the manufacturers followed green practices?

A. i guess it all depends on how impactful those "green practices" are. but potentially, yes. ...

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Fast Talk | April 23, 2008 2:27 pm

Q. Fast Talk Question - When Facebook gears its model to start generating profits will the culture of the site change?

A. makes me wonder if this can be changed in an evolutionary way at all versus baking the financial model in right from the start (i.e. fast company's article on ning this month) ...

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Discussion Topic | April 23, 2008 2:22 pm

your favorite healthcare social networks and websites?

besides fastcompany, where else do you all go for healthcare/innovation networking, conversation, and collaboration? ...

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Article: Ning's Infinite Ambition | by Adam Penenberg | April 23, 2008 2:15 pm

Comment: My network on ning is a good example of social networks providing value in the "real" world. I started a...

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