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Why Value Networks? | ValueNetworks.com
Why Value Networks? | ValueNetworks.com this site appears on the source forge genisis site where the open development project is shown an inactive???
??? is the Network grader in any way infringing on
??? is the Network grader in any way infringing on
Monday, October 18, 2010
NTEN Board of Directors | NTEN: The Nonprofit Technology Network
NTEN Board of Directors | NTEN: The Nonprofit Technology Network
Patrick Collins is the chief information officer and director of grants administration at The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. In these capacities, he is responsible for all aspects of the Foundation's information technology and for the efficient flow of its grantmaking processes. He also manages the Foundation's videoconferencing grants program, which reduces travel for Hewlett employees and grantees, and a small portfolio of other grants pertaining to information technology.
Before joining the Foundation in 2005, Patrick was director of information and communication services at the University of California Office of the President. There he directed the delivery of information technology services to 2,200 employees at UC headquarters and the negotiation and management of $200 million in annual information technology purchases for the UC system. Earlier in his career, Patrick directed two academic data centers: the California Census Research Data Center at UCLA and UC Berkeley, and the National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect at Cornell University. He also has contributed to scholarly publications as a data analyst, statistician, and author.
Patrick serves the Foundation Center's board of trustees and advisory committees for TechSoup, GuideStar, and the Council on Foundations. He received a bachelor of science degree from Cornell University and a master of business administration degree from the Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley-both with honors. First term runs through 2010.
Patrick Collins is the chief information officer and director of grants administration at The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. In these capacities, he is responsible for all aspects of the Foundation's information technology and for the efficient flow of its grantmaking processes. He also manages the Foundation's videoconferencing grants program, which reduces travel for Hewlett employees and grantees, and a small portfolio of other grants pertaining to information technology.
Before joining the Foundation in 2005, Patrick was director of information and communication services at the University of California Office of the President. There he directed the delivery of information technology services to 2,200 employees at UC headquarters and the negotiation and management of $200 million in annual information technology purchases for the UC system. Earlier in his career, Patrick directed two academic data centers: the California Census Research Data Center at UCLA and UC Berkeley, and the National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect at Cornell University. He also has contributed to scholarly publications as a data analyst, statistician, and author.
Patrick serves the Foundation Center's board of trustees and advisory committees for TechSoup, GuideStar, and the Council on Foundations. He received a bachelor of science degree from Cornell University and a master of business administration degree from the Haas School of Business, UC Berkeley-both with honors. First term runs through 2010.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Hub Bay Area | How We Started
Hub Bay Area | How We Started
Tim Freundlich is the Senior Vice President of Calvert Social Investment Foundation – a 501(c)3 non-profit finance company managing a range of products that bring together the philanthropy and social investment spaces. Tim also spends his time as the Co-Founding and Managing Partner of Good Capital (www.goodcap.net), a boutique social investment R+D lab and the General Partner of its first venture fund offering, the Social Enterprise Expansion Fund LP. Good Capital is a strategic partner of Calvert Foundation. Finally, Tim is a Senior Advisor to Hub Bay Area and to SoCap. He received a BA in Film from Wesleyan University (CT) and an Executive MBA from the University of San Francisco.
Tim Freundlich is the Senior Vice President of Calvert Social Investment Foundation – a 501(c)3 non-profit finance company managing a range of products that bring together the philanthropy and social investment spaces. Tim also spends his time as the Co-Founding and Managing Partner of Good Capital (www.goodcap.net), a boutique social investment R+D lab and the General Partner of its first venture fund offering, the Social Enterprise Expansion Fund LP. Good Capital is a strategic partner of Calvert Foundation. Finally, Tim is a Senior Advisor to Hub Bay Area and to SoCap. He received a BA in Film from Wesleyan University (CT) and an Executive MBA from the University of San Francisco.
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios: "Morgan Simon, Toniic Angel Investor Network, Co-Founder"
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios: "Co-Founder
Jessica Jackley is co-founder of Kiva.org, the world’s first peer-to-peer online micro-lending website. Kiva.org allows internet users to lend as little as $25 to entrepreneurs in the developing world, providing affordable capital to start or expand a small business. In just three years Kiva has helped raise ove"
Jessica Jackley is co-founder of Kiva.org, the world’s first peer-to-peer online micro-lending website. Kiva.org allows internet users to lend as little as $25 to entrepreneurs in the developing world, providing affordable capital to start or expand a small business. In just three years Kiva has helped raise ove"
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios: "Saul Garlick, ThinkImpact, Founder & Executive Director
Saul Garlick is the founder and executive director of ThinkImpact, an international non-profit organization that connects American students to rural villages in Africa to alleviate poverty through a sustained commitment to social innovation, leadership and entrepreneurship."
Saul Garlick is the founder and executive director of ThinkImpact, an international non-profit organization that connects American students to rural villages in Africa to alleviate poverty through a sustained commitment to social innovation, leadership and entrepreneurship."
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios: "He is philanthropically interested in microfinance, serving as board member of Silicon Valley Microfinance Network and a Trustee of Freedom From Hunger, as well as education, as co-founder of Community Promise (“You graduate high school, we’ll pay your California college tuition”). He is Chairman of the Development Council of Entrepreneurs Foundation, a non-profit organization that engages high growth companies in corporate citizenship and philanthropic efforts, and sits on the Advisory Board of Silicon Valley Bank’s Private Client Services."
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios
Future of Money & Technology Summit: Bios: "Amy Benziger – Social Capital Markets, Co-Producer
Amy Benziger is the Co-Producer for SOCAP10, focusing on content development and conference framework. The SOCAP conference series is produced by Social Capital Media, an integrated media company dedicated to forming partnerships, producing events and incubating ideas around the creation of a social capital marketplace.
Amy also serves as the Events Manager of the Hub, a diverse local and global community dedicated to building solutions for social, economic and environmental sustainability launching in the Bay Area."
Amy Benziger is the Co-Producer for SOCAP10, focusing on content development and conference framework. The SOCAP conference series is produced by Social Capital Media, an integrated media company dedicated to forming partnerships, producing events and incubating ideas around the creation of a social capital marketplace.
Amy also serves as the Events Manager of the Hub, a diverse local and global community dedicated to building solutions for social, economic and environmental sustainability launching in the Bay Area."
EMC Home
EMC Home: "The notion of having people find you on the Web and be able to get a complete picture of who you are—what you’ve done, how you behave, what your personality is—is quite amazing. Recently I got 161 submissions for updating my logo. The person I chose had done an amazing amount of research in terms of what I had posted on my blog, what I had tweeted, and some of my companies. She came up with a design which is just unbelievable because it really characterizes what I do. The amount of information she extracted from what is on the Web was very profound."
I WANT TO LOSE A FORTUNE | More Intelligent Life
I WANT TO LOSE A FORTUNE | More Intelligent Life: "It may be no coincidence that NPC also “has a bias against big charities,” says one client. “NPC wants to recommend charities that are efficient, and it says that big charities just aren’t efficient.” Smaller charities are also far easier to analyse, as they tend to be more focused."
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Logic Emotion: Digital Embassies: A Blueprint For Community Engagement
Logic Emotion: Digital Embassies: A Blueprint For Community Engagement
this is david's text to accompany the preso and pdf i already have.
this is david's text to accompany the preso and pdf i already have.
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