So far today at Medinge, we’ve covered branding in conflicts (cf The Divine Victory), luxury brands, sustainability in branding and, latterly, external branding and employee engagement for NGOs. One of the upshots is a decision to put together a one-day seminar for NGOs.
Nicholas Ind and myself will be putting something together in the coming months, so watch this space.
No great thoughts today – the upcoming post on how not to restrict necessary feedback is drawing those for the moment. Instead, an observation for those of us who use micro-narrative research for sensemaking and Read more…
A big thank you to everyone who came along to our workshop last week in Washington, DC. A whistle-stop hour-long session saw us sense-making – gathering about 80 experiences from people and signifying them on Read more…
For three years, Narrate worked closely on a large-scale global organisation transformation programme with an in-house team led by Ken Power. As part of that programme, Tony ran in-house training courses on Cynefin and Complex Read more…
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Jack Yan · 24 August 2007 at 3:29 pm
Thank you for the update, Tony: even though I cannot be there this year, it’s great to know what’s happening. Are you on dial-up out in Medinge or is there a good signal now?
Tony Quinlan · 25 August 2007 at 4:11 pm
Hi Jack. Full wi-fi now – much easier. And even more momentum building!
Jack Yan · 26 August 2007 at 4:00 am
Thank goodness for that! And trust the Swedes to be ahead of the game. I’ve uploaded some of the pics from the last few days:
http://jyanet.com/press/photo.htm
You will need to scroll a bit downward though.
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