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About the Imagine Blog
This a space for all 3 Imagine generations to share experiences, reflect on learnings, dream and continue action planning started at Imagine.
The Editors
The editorial team are responsible for encouraging people to post but are not censoring what goes up here. Anyone can join the editorial team.
Frauke (Amsterdam) has taken part in different roles (participant, content design, speaker) in all three IMAGINE conferences so far. She is passionate about social change and is currently pioneering We Are What We Do in the Netherlands. More on her blog
Sofia (London) has run the reflection session based on the U-Process for the last two IMAGINE conferences. Her deeper mission is about creating thriving communities. She uses her own path to creating the work ‘that has her name on it’, to support others in doing so too. See her website for more.
Alex (Berlin) has chaired the first two IMAGINE conferences and co-designed the second and third conference. Furthermore, as a speaker he shared his own experiences on the conferences. Alex is convinced about the possibility to create career paths that combine profits and principles. He sees the necessity to build up networks for young professionals to get in dialogue about social change as well as to create platforms for personal reflection and mutual inspiration. See his profile on think tank 30 for more.
Anne-Claire (Amsterdam) participated in the 3rd IMAGINE in 2007 and realised that quitting her job not long ago had not been such a bad choice. Being passionate about intercultural communication and conflict resolution, she hopes to combine these two fields in a next job.
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How to Contribute
Anyone can post at any time. If you don’t want to register you can also send your blog entry to the editorial team and we post it for you.
March 1, 2007 at 4:53 am |
Hi Guys! Fellow AIESEC Victoria, B.C, Canada Alumni here! I’m actually giving a talk to the University of Victoria’s alumni undergrads tomorrow about the AIESEC group dealing with issues here locally.
I’m the Founder of http://www.csef.ca – The Canadian Social Entrepreneurship Foundation. Take a peak. We also have a blog – we’d love to feature you guys!
I noticed that you are featuring SEcond Life on your blog. take a look at a business i’m helping start up out of Stanford: http://www.villagethegame.com . The demo will be out VERY soon and we just entered the Stanford Business Plan Social Entreprenuership Challenge!! Wish us luck
We’ve invested some money into it and travelled to africa and india to make the game a real thing. We’ve teamed up with Kickstart and Cosmos and have the support of KIVA , and other fantastic organizations! Log onto http://www.villagethegame.com and sign up!!!
Great stuff! I’m going to read through this some more and keep sending my readers your way! If any of your readers are interested in writing for a blog or providing articles to http://www.csef.ca – please let me know!! Love your feedback on our website and what we are doing!!
Keep up the great work! AIESEC FOREVER! I’m going to include this blog in my presentation tomorrow at 6pm PST to the AIESEC University Club!
Here’s my BIO: Jason Carvalho (Founder)
As Founder of the The Canadian Social Entrepreneurship Foundation, Jason Carvalho draws on 10 years of experience in the Business, Not For Profit, and I.T sectors and has earned a reputation as a successful organization builder with proven leadership expertise. Currently employed with the award-winning software security company Paretologic Inc; as Pareto’s 1st Employee – he has held a number of titles with the company since its inception in 2004. He is also currently a consultant for the start-up VillageTheGame.com
Formerly, Director of Small Business Development for the I.T, Canadian ranked Profit 100 Company and Software Solutions provider – Mercurial Communications Inc. He is an active Partner and Vice President for the Vancouver based .NET company iGEN Knowledge Solutions Inc. He is also an active board of director and chief business officer for a new foundation, Globaltribe, based out of Los Angeles. Jason is also an alumni of AIESEC Canada.
Over the past 5 years he has volunteered hundreds of hours and held Director posts with several not for profit and community organizations. He is an active Business Plan asessor for a diverse number of organizations from the World Bank (Development Marketplace), to Stanford University.
Formally Executive Director and Co-Founder of the Greater Victoria Entrepreneurs Challenge, winner of the 2002-2003 Quality of Life Award presented by the Capital Region of B.C;Jason at 23 was responsible for the organizations executive committee, media,marketing, structural and financial growth. He has a background in Psychology from the University of Victoria. Jason is a true entrepreneur focused on creating sustainable value in a changing global economy.
March 1, 2007 at 9:36 am |
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March 23, 2009 at 8:12 pm |
I left a comment for you on ODE about your excellent post on your experience at an Open Space Online conference a couple of years ago. I wonder if you might contact me about permission to quote from that post in a piece I am doing on my blog about OS Online.
Thanks for considering this request. I’m also very interested in the networks you are active in and look forward to learning more about them.
John