Afternoon Keynote: Building Exponential Communities
Location
Williman Room
Event Website
http://htlj.org/symposium/schedule/
Start Date
23-1-2015 1:15 PM
End Date
23-1-2015 2:15 PM
Description
Communities have demonstrated the ability to have a profound impact on society. Whether it is rebuilding technology infrastructure with Open Source, documenting human knowledge with Wikipedia, or political change with the Arab Spring, well coordinated and managed communities can create incredible results.
In this presentation, Jono Bacon, Sr. Dir. Community at XPRIZE, author of The Art of Community, and founder of the Community Leadership Summit will lay down the case for community and focus on the exponential growth of well managed communities; growth that provides an opportunity for grand and ambitious goals paired with achievable results.
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Afternoon Keynote: Building Exponential Communities
Williman Room
Communities have demonstrated the ability to have a profound impact on society. Whether it is rebuilding technology infrastructure with Open Source, documenting human knowledge with Wikipedia, or political change with the Arab Spring, well coordinated and managed communities can create incredible results.
In this presentation, Jono Bacon, Sr. Dir. Community at XPRIZE, author of The Art of Community, and founder of the Community Leadership Summit will lay down the case for community and focus on the exponential growth of well managed communities; growth that provides an opportunity for grand and ambitious goals paired with achievable results.
https://digitalcommons.law.scu.edu/chtlj_symposia/open/williman/3
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