Here are the slides from the Lagniappe: Strategic Doing Session.
You can get the downloads (including a couple of sample Strategic Doing Packs in the attachments here.
You can also download white papers on Strategic Doing and new open models of economic and workforce development.
I've included the ratings from this session below. From the comments I learned:
- Provide handouts, so people can take notes and follow the slides more closely.
- Make sure that the slides are visible from the back of the room. Check the audio before I begin.
- Create better take-aways for how to apply strategic doing, especially with civic forums (which is how most people start).
- Manage time better in the session, so that we have more time for discussion and questions.
- Use stories of existing civic forums more effectively. (Perhaps add some video here.)
- Improve how I handle statements and opinions (as opposed to questions) from the audience.
At the same time, the session generated some very positive comments, which I appreciate.
Here's the Cisco video which shows how our "grandchildren's economy" will operate.
Here is the video I used to explain our "grandfather's economy". It's a film, available through the Library of Congress, of a coal dumper on the shores of Lake Erie in 1897. It's one of the first Edison films.
Here are the slides from the presentation.
Here is the Nextel video which captures the spirit -- if not the process -- of strategic doing:
Here are the ratings on the session:

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