Hi Cleo and all,
Great inputs. I am involved in creating and designing an open space (unconference) for HR as well as other ideas in Brazil right now.
One program i recently participated in was "warriors without weapons" by instituto elos from Santos, Brazil, who brought 64 bright young e
Thank you all for your wonderful comments,
@ Chris, thanks so much for your referrals...i will have a look at the site
@ Harrison, thank you for your recommendation for Ghana as a destination of
choice. Your comments are aligned with my vision for as you put it
a succession rolling in Africa. I a
Hello, Cleo -
Yes, as you have learned in our several responses - there are a number
of us on OSLIST and some who are not on OSLIST who have opened space
in Africa.
My own experience in African is in Zambia, South Africa and in
Mozambique, so far.
And there are others who reside in Africa who do
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Hello All,
The African Continent is ripe with opportunities, however Leadership is a
key barrier limiting growth to propel our visions.
I am interested in chatting more to people who have opened space in Africa,
or used this as a tool to facilitate Leadership events/froums/or spaces of
knowledge
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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Cleo Mseka
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 3:35 PM
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Subject: Re: Opening Space in Africa
Hello All,
The African Conti
