In my continuing quest to find ways to support action coming out of OST
events, I put together a little thought for a client today which I thought
I'd share with you folks...
The conference we are doing is two days of talk and networking on Fetal
Alcohol Syndrome. A couple of hundred people will
: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 12:41 PM
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Subject: Action marketplace
In my continuing quest to find ways to support action coming out of OST
events, I put together a little thought for a client today which I
thought I'd share with you folks...
The conference w
Sent: 25 January 2006 12:41
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Subject: Action marketplace
In my continuing quest to find ways to support action coming out of OST
events, I put together a little thought for a client today which I thought
I'd share with you folks...
The conference we are
place;-) (hockey talk)
Warmest regards
Thomas
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In my continuing quest to find ways to
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> Thomas
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Dear Chris
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I´ve used a similair approach on occasions
lately. But I´ve used flipcharts with headers (Issue I will move forward. Name.
Who will join
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Nancy McPhee: are you ready for the new movie "Nanny McPhee" which
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Subject: Action marketplace
In my continuing quest to find ways to support action coming out of OST
events, I put together a little thought for a client today which I thought I'd
share with you folks...
The conference we are doing is two days of talk and networkin
Thomas:
Thanks for adding the logistical pieces to Chris' sharing for me!
Glory
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Dear Chris
Thanks for sharing
Chris, Thomas--
I really like the idea of providing for an easy, low-key (non-intimidating)
way to invite and record the smaller action steps like a further conversation
or producing a document, as well as the major initiatives that come out of an
OS event. These small actions can keep the co
Nancy,
Actually, your name is so distinctive, it recalled to mind the poem by Robert
W. Service from the Rhymes of a Red Cross Man (from WW I) called "The Haggis
O' Private McPhee". If you google the title, it comes up in the dialect, fun
to read.
Paul Everett
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Dear Chris,
for some time I have been wondering how I ever felt got stuck on the
notion that there is a linear sequence such as first we talk and then we
plan in the context of OST gatherings (what sometimes has been described
as divergence followed by convergence).
Theory but more so experienc
I agree with you on the non-linearity of action arising. I'll be curious to
see the results of this experiment...
Cheers,
Chris
On 1/27/06, Michael M Pannwitz wrote:
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> Dear Chris,
> for some time I have been wondering how I ever felt got stuck on the
> notion that there is a linear sequence
i'll be curious about this, too, michael. wondering what will be done
with these next step sheets, assuming they are to be returned to some
central place, posted on the wall, included in the report.
as i did a smallish, 60 people, open space these last two days on
region food security, i was cont
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i'll be curious about this, too, michael. wondering what will be done with
these next step sheets, assuming they are to be returned to some central
place, posted on the wall, included in the report.
as i did a smallish, 60 people, open space
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Right on Robyn -- and in fact what you are describing has been done on a
number of occasions. It works, but not withou
hey always work at how to keep the
post-event-space open.
My two öre
Thomas Herrmann
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From:Robyn S Berkessel
Subject: Re: Action marketplace and action planning
Building on MH's idea - in a setting where the participants are connected by
virtue of belonging (working or otherwise) to one organization -
corporation, institution and the l
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Larry--
Sorry for the blank message.
I have also seen good results by following a face-to-face event with a
project planning process. This was in a community environment, where
participants
came from a variety of sectors and organizations. We invited people who were
interested in various
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