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Marnie Webb, Co-CEO, TechSoup Global
The document discusses the potential for creating organizations based on the concept of abundance, contrasting this with traditional models constrained by limited resources. It highlights the author's organization that has positively impacted over 70 countries by distributing technology worth $2.5 billion and connecting people to optimization resources. The author believes that abundance can be built through open data, community collaboration, and sharing connections.
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- 1. Creating Change ina Digital World
- 2. I have anagenda
- 3. I want youto believe we can build organizations based on
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- 5. That’s not ourmodel today
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- 7. We exist inthe space
- 8. Where needs cannotbe met through traditional means
- 9. Where business orgovernment services don’t exist or are inaccessible
- 11. (that’s why weare “not” one thing or “non” something else)
- 12. But I wantyou to leave today believing something different
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- 15. I work foran organization
- 17. That started withthis:
- 18. Journalists threw awayreview copies of software
- 19. We took thosecopies and we gave them away
- 20. Now, we havedirect impact in over 70 countries
- 21. To date, we’vegiven away more than $2.5 billion worth of technology
- 22. And we’ve connectedpeople to resources that help them optimize that technology
- 23. And I’ve seenother examples of abundance
- 27. I believe wecan build a sector on abundance
- 28. I believe youcan build an organization on abundance
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- 34. 2. Ability tocongregate
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- 50. Please! Contact me: MarnieWebb - mwebb@techsoupglobal.org - Work: http://www.techsoupglobal.org - Twitter: @webb - Blog: http://www.caravanstudios.org - Delicious: http://www.delicious.com/ext337
- 51. Resources Books • Groundswell byCharlene Li and Josh Bernoff • Here Comes Everybody by Clay Shirky • Networked Nonprofit by Beth Kanter and Allison Fine
- 52. Resources Web •NetSquared from TechSoup Global • Beth’s Blog from Beth Kanter • #nptech tweets on Twitter • Networking on the Network by Phil Agre • Nonprofit Social Media 101 wiki from TechSoup Global
- 53. Resources Twitter • @kanter • @rachelannyes •@ntenhross • @rootwork • @techsoup • @amyrsward
- 54. Colophon • TechSoup Global http://www.techsoupglobal.org • Food Desert Locator http://www.ers.usda.gov/data/fooddesert/fooddesert.html • DC Central Kitchen http://www.dccentralkitchen.org/ • Circle of 6 http://challenge.gov/challenges/199/submissions/4900-circle-of-6 • Youth center began as a Safeway http://articles.sfgate.com/2006-01-26/entertainment/17277231_1_east-oakland-health-center-offer- views • Youth Uprising http://youthuprising.org/ • OpenDataPhilly http://opendataphilly.org/
- 55. • Phind ItFor Me http://phinditfor.me/ • Twitter Search Results for Occupy http://twitter.com/#!/search/occupy • Facebook Search Results for Occupy http://www.facebook.com/search.php?q=occupy&init=quick&tas=0.6118967044167221 • Occupy Oakland: General Strike (storify) http://storify.com/deborapetersen/occupy-oakland-general-strike • Publically Owned Vacant Land http://opendataphilly.org/contest/entry/22/ • Community Gardens Database http://acga.localharvest.org/search.jsp?map=1&lat=39.951255&lon=- 75.163103&scale=8&nm=&zip=19255 • Urban Adamah by beckcowles http://www.flickr.com/photos/28847884@N03/5910563469/in/photostream/ • Heroes by videoplaceboisnot http://www.flickr.com/photos/videoplacebo/2476230102/
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