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Comment by Avi Dey on November 8, 2010 at 11:34am

Twin Project USA C2C (DC-MD-VA)
Ready to share the following brief in reference to your non-profit's interest in "conservation with sustainable economics" Private Public Partnership opprtunites for CB geography.

These two 1 minute powerpoint presentation is available via email request, via Google Docs. This can be viewed as your own leisure and convenience.

Topic 1.0 Green Living Arts & Science Circle (Now a facebook group also)

1.1 ABC-ICP Clean Water & Green Living Prototype 01.doc
1.2 7 Things For Global Warming 01.doc ( A Blueprint For Action)

Topic 2: Twin Project USA C2C (USA-India)

2.1 5 Things to know on India, the World’s largest Democracy

Comment by Avi Dey on November 8, 2010 at 11:34am

Comment by Avi Dey on October 27, 2010 at 12:14pm

"Link with New Technology Network for Nov 9 Happy Hour at Falls Church for future joint events perhaps at Soundry Vienna ?

New Tech Happy Hour - Nov 9, 2010
Tue 5:30 PM Location
Westin Hotel
7801 Leesburg Pike
Falls Church, VA 22043
(703) 893-1340


How to find us
"Walking Around the Bar"

Hello Organizing Committee,

Come to this or send someone to discuss joint event at Soundry Vienna as discussed for December/January time frame ?

I plan to attend this.

Avi Dey, Coordinator, waldenthree.net

Comment by Toni Stafford Newby on October 2, 2009 at 9:44am

A contractor named Mountain Quest Institute has been contacting all the FS employees who are inside GovLoop. I've heard from several people that this has created confusion. MQI has been contracted by the WO to create a Knowledge Sharing and Conservation Toolkit. MQI wants to hear about your practices and habits for sharing knowledge. They've been using a survey and phone interviews. The attached explains more about their project. I hope you'll consider talking more with them about their project as it will benefit all of us. You can find them at www.mountainquestinstitute.com

KSC Toolkit Strategy 2.doc

Comment by Toni Stafford Newby on July 20, 2009 at 12:38pm

It was really great seeing many of you in Seattle last week (Enterprise Unit Partnership meeting). I really appreciated the amount of laughter in the meeting. It's a testament to the morale in our innovative program.

Comment by Toni Stafford Newby on June 23, 2009 at 10:16pm

GovLoop could fill a niche that has long been missing in my virtual world... water cooler chats with co-workers! :o)

Comment by William Helin on June 23, 2009 at 1:33pm

Slowly but surely this group is growing. Coo! It'd be great to hear feedback if any of you have had -- or might have -- the time to check out the changes we've just made to the Enterprise Program intranet site. Do you ever use it or refer others to use it for getting info about the program?

Comment by Robert L. Wiebe on June 17, 2009 at 7:49pm

Thanks Bill for the invite. As a way of introduction I'd just like to say first that I appreciate the work of Forest Service folks as I have enjoyed many a hike with my kids and wife as they were growing up and now with my grandkids (ages 5 and 7). Much of my perspective has been informed by the concepts and principles of Systems Theory and the methodology of System Dynamics, being a surfer and musician over the years, and quiet time around water (lake, river, ocean, etc.).

As Bill Helin mentioned, Dan Compton and I have been supporting the Enterprise Program as the 10 year mark gives an opportunity to look back and build on what has been found to be strong and then to consider what is possible in determining what is next. I always like to come from a "what's right" perspective of finding what already exists that can support (or using what already exists in an interesting way so as to create that support) when looking to the future. It also says that whatever is desired needs to fit into what is already there so that bridges are being built and adaptive process are being activated.

Glad to be here, and look forward to the interactions.

Comment by Toni Stafford Newby on June 17, 2009 at 1:38pm

Notice above there's a Discussion Forum. Any of us can start a conversation about anything. I placed one there called "Introduce Yourself Here" because not everyone in the program knows everyone else. I encourage you to take a few minutes and introduce yourself, particularly as our numbers continue to grow. Thanks!

Comment by William Helin on June 17, 2009 at 1:16pm

Word is slowly but surely getting out that the EP govloop group exists. This AM I sent an invite to our Steering Committee, Bob Wiebe & Dan Compton with Boeing, and David Miller with Dialogos. Boeing and Dialogos are providing assistance to the program in helping us think to the future. Thanks to Toni for the suggestion to invite them. Bob just joined so our small group is growing.

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