I am a french designer, founder and CEO of social innovation consulting socialdesign, sas., specialized in ICT impact on processes, management and organizations, with a special focus on how innovative strategies can foster a world more respectful of human beings and environment. Triple bottom line - you name it!
In the past few years I have implemented change management strategies with the Demos Group for french companies such as Accor, la RATP, l'AFP, PSA et Generali.
I am involved in the beautiful Madmundo project as web advisor and art director, and work on the next step of a not-for-profit civic process with french NGO Bridge Initiative.
I run a french speaking blog, design durable, to promote fresh and helpful ideas on sustainable design.
I share conceptual and spiritual stuff about the future here and personal stuff here.
The Ends:
# 1
We accomplish what we hold ourselves accountable for.
# 2
Each and every one of us is creating the future, every day, whether we do so consciously or not.
The Means:
# 3
Everyone and everything is interconnected and interdependent, whether we acknowledge that or not.
# 4
“Being the change we want to see” means walking the talk of our values.
# 5
Strength builds upon our strengths, not our weaknesses.
# 6
Individuals will go where systems lead them.
I am not saying you can’t “pre-plan anything” or be “unorganized”.
* You could have a keynote speaker to open or close your day that is planned ahead. (like the closing of the first day of Mashup Camp 1 had Peter Hirshburg give the BEST speech ever on the history of computer marketing - it was educational and very funny)
* You could know you are going to do a world cafe to close a day about a certain topic.
* You should have some on ramp material with several speakers to open your multi-day event about a technical topic (as we do at the Interenet Identity Workshop).
* You can decide your speed geeking is going to happen after lunch on the 2nd day.
* You can ask everyone who registers what they want to present about or hope to learn about and then post all of that back to potential attendees.
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