"Here is another idea:
so many youth in the bay area develop their own stories and create self-published anthologies. Would BK be interested in selecting some of these to bring the youth voice into the BK community
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I'm enjoying two professional lives, one as a bestselling co-author of family comunication books (published by Hyperion Books and Broadway Books), and the other as the Vice President of Editorial and Digital for Berrett-Koehler Publishers,
My family communication books, most of whom were co-authored with my wife Kate, include What I Love About You (Broadway Books/Random House, 180,000 sold), The Book of Myself: A Do-It-Yourself Autobiography in 201 Questions (350,000 copies sold), The Book of Us: A Journal of Your Love Story (175,000 copies sold), both from Hyperion Books/Disney, Words to Live By, and new in 2009: Picture of Me. Here's our new life planning book coming our from Penguin Boooks in November 2012: My Life Map: A Journal to help you shape your future. Visit our Marshall Books website for more information.
At BK, I do cool digital things like develop BKcommunity.com, produce new digital products such as toolkits, self-assessments, webinar archives, and mobile apps, and use the power of the Internet to buzz BK books through Facebook, Twitter, LInkedIn, StumbleUpon, and Pinterest on other social media networks. I also worked on some pretty cool viral marketing BK Book Internet Movies using Flash technology.
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JuanCarlos Arauz replied to David Marshall's discussion Bringing Young People into BK Community - Open Space Technology Breakout Session in the group Community Dialogue
Amy Lenzo replied to David Marshall's discussion Active Learning Digital Initiatives - Open Space Technology Breakout Group in the group Community Dialogue"This was a wonderful break-out, and built on the excellent presentation David gave in the Shareholder's Meeting. I love how BK is really looking out for its talent and the future of the company by taking a leading role in seeking to understand…"
"Sorry I didn't see your comment about bringing a laptop to the Community Dialogue."
JuanCarlos Arauz replied to David Marshall's discussion Bringing Young People into BK Community - Open Space Technology Breakout Session in the group Community Dialogue"I appreciate the interest in bringing in youth to the table and it will be important to ask a series of questions to ensure success such as but not limited to: (who decides what youth, what does BK mean by youth, what is the best venue for youth to…"
Donna McIntosh-Fletcher replied to David Marshall's discussion Bringing Young People into BK Community - Open Space Technology Breakout Session in the group Community Dialogue"David,
Thank you for drafting and sending these notes. I am the Donna of the group (McIntosh-Fletcher. I was also one who left early due to a grand child medical issue. It felt rude to do but was potentially critical. I…"
"How about "BK KIDS" as a line of Books...Marilee suggested we have BK Education and this seems an adjunct.
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David Marshall added a discussion to the group Community Dialogue
Bringing Young People into BK Community - Open Space Technology Breakout Session
Notes from Open Space session on how can we bring young people – teens – into the process of creating a world that works for all?Attendees: (Many left after the celebration and I didn’t get their last names. Maybe someone can figure this out.)Larry AckermanMarjorie AdlerJuan Carlos ??Jillian ??Vicki HalseyAlex ??Barbara MDonna ??Joel ??BK hasn’t focused on young people – why not? There are always adults at the table. Where are the young people?To make things attractive to teens, we need to…See More
Michael Crowley left a comment for David Marshall"No problem. I think I probably went a little nuts on the first day. Too many photos."
David Marshall commented on Berrett-Koehler's group Community Dialogue"If you brought a laptop to San Francisco for the 20th anniversary events, please bring it with you on Friday. We will have 10-12 break-out sessions in the afternoon and need one laptop per group. We've got the BK staff members lined…"
Donna McIntosh-Fletcher replied to David Marshall's discussion Break-Out Sessions in the group Community Dialogue"Really like the idea that we will be ale to share conversations between and among groups. Should we bring any laptops with incase more become needed at last minute?"
David Marshall added a discussion to the group Community DialogueBreak-Out Sessions
This "Conversations" section will be used by the scribe of each break-out session to summarize the discussion of the group. Each group will have a laptop and label the Discussion Title as instructed by the co-facilitators. All the groups will be able to see the results of the other groups on this site.See More
David Marshall commented on Berrett-Koehler's group Community Dialogue"Wow, 36 members on this group so far! I'm looking forward to acting as the scribe for the Community Dialogue on Friday. I heard from Rick Stamm that he could not attend the Community Dialogue after all, but gave me this moving quote…"
David Marshall joined Berrett-Koehler's group
Community Dialogue
Event Overview In conjunction the BK 20th Anniversary celebration, a BK Community Dialogue will be held on Friday, July 20, 2012 in San Francisco. BK authors and other thought leaders, readers, service providers, and invited guests will come together to explore such questions as:How can we, as BK Community members, increase our capacity, individually and collectively, to create a world that works for all?What insights and…See More
David Marshall commented on Jeevan Sivasubramaniam's blog post Tom Chermack Makes Me Uneasy"Yes, that is the age old problem with moving the the next level without the founder. Many companies are purchased before the founder disappears so the the employees can transition to and absorb the new culture. Other companies lose their spark and…"
David Marshall's Blog
Beacons of Hope - Online Classroom Hosted by BK Author Duane Elgin
I just finished a wonderful six-week online course conducted
majestically by BK community member Duane Elgin, author of the Living
Universe. It was about called Beacons of Hope. There were about 20
members in the class and we met every Tuesday for an hour by
teleconference and then joined a virtual classroom where we posted our
own student profiles and blogs, and joined in several forum
conversations each week. Duane provided reading texts for each… Continue
majestically by BK community member Duane Elgin, author of the Living
Universe. It was about called Beacons of Hope. There were about 20
members in the class and we met every Tuesday for an hour by
teleconference and then joined a virtual classroom where we posted our
own student profiles and blogs, and joined in several forum
conversations each week. Duane provided reading texts for each… Continue
Posted on March 24, 2010 at 7:08pm
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 8:32pm on July 25, 2012,
Matthew Drake said…
Sorry I didn't see your comment about bringing a laptop to the Community Dialogue.
- At 6:05pm on July 23, 2012, Michael Crowley said…
No problem. I think I probably went a little nuts on the first day. Too many photos.
- At 2:51pm on April 16, 2010,
Randy Weeks said… - David,
Thank you for the opportunity to explore the community site. I look forward to speaking with you Monday about Abundant Community.
- At 5:32pm on March 24, 2010, David Marshall said…
- This is my BK reader profile.
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