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Mini-Conference on Creating Infectious Action at the d.School: Please Join Us on May 1st

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Our Stanford d.school class on Creating Infectious Engagement is holding a conference next Thursday May 1st from 3:30 to 6:00 that is open to the public.  We have some great speakers lined-up who will talk about what it takes to spread good ideas. Please RSVP to Joe Mellin at ciersvp@gmail.com if you will be joining us, as we need to plan for food.  The conference is at Hewlett  201 on the Stanford Campus. NOTE THE CHANGE OF LOCATION. A big thanks to Joe for designing this wonderful poster.  Please send it along to your friends!

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Hi Bob - just read about this on Guy K's blog (obviously already happened). Would have loved to have been there - I also would like to listen to the podcast - will there be one?

Thanks,
Robin Ogden
http://firedupcareers.com

Bob,
Sounds like a great conference. Unfortunately, I won't be able to make it (I live in MN). Will you be posting a video of the conference somewhere?

Are you going to record this - looks really cool.

Hi Bob,

Thanks for the info. Infectious "engagement" sounds really interesting. Because a company engages its customers and not 'infectiously' by its customers. May be the speakers are going talk about social networking and community based engagement.

I would really love to be there but can't. Is conference being podcasted?

Bob: will there be a webcast and/or podcast for those of us who don't live in the Bay area? Thanks!

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