Jeff Clavier on Social Innovation Conversations
Since I promoted my mom yesterday, I’ll help my friend Jeff Clavier promote his wife Bernadette today. She’s been involved in the Stanford Center for Social Innovation and has just [
Since I promoted my mom yesterday, I’ll help my friend Jeff Clavier promote his wife Bernadette today. She’s been involved in the Stanford Center for Social Innovation and has just [
I kept telling myself I wouldn’t do this, but I just can’t help myself. It’s 6:06am (according to my computer) on 6/6/06. The Omen is in theaters today. FeedBurner
My mom, who happens to be my favorite artist in the world, is having an exhibit at The Dairy Center for the Arts. The exhibit – called American Landscapes: Two
NewsGator announced today Spencer Stuart, one of the oldest Executive Search firms in the world, has deployed NewsGator’s Enterprise Server product. Todd Berkowitz has a nice explanation o
My friends Larry and Pat Nelson just put up an interview with Lucy Sanders, CEO of National Center for Women & Information Technology. Not surprisingly – Lucy is the most
The quote of the week (at least in my world) was from one of the CEO’s I work with regarding Silicon Valley. After a short trip to the bay area,
I’m not a lover of military stories, but I think Tracy Kidder is one of the best writers currently living on this planet. I picked up My Detachment in one of
Ah – it’s so nice to be home. A run to town, lunch at The Rio, a massage, and maybe a movie in the late afternoon. What could be a
This week was my quarterly “week off from email / telephone / work.” However, I didn’t really feel like I needed a complete break this time, so I kept up
Dan Rua sent me a link to his new Florida Venture Blog, subtitled No-BS Venture Thoughts for No-BS Entrepreneurs. There’s plenty of good stuff there if you are interested in