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Do You Manage or Work with the Unmanageable? Webinar 8/10 Noon

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Managing the Unmanageable:

How to Motivate Even the Most Unruly Employee

Featuring Author Anne Loehr '90

August 10, Noon ~ Register

 

 

Anne Loehr

Do you have: Gossips? Loose Cannons?

Or "Unmanageable" types in your workplace?

 

If so, Anne Loehr, author of Managing the Unmanageable, will provide practical tips, proven techniques and a flexible framework that will help you turn unmanageable employees into valued members of your team.

 

Key takeaways: Understand what's driving an unmanageable employee; Get the employee actively involved and guide the process of change; Lead employees to greater innovation, cooperation, and effectiveness. 
 

Anne's work has been featured in Newsweek International, Huffington Post, The Washington Post, and CNN Money. Read More About Anne  

 

Registration & Details 

 

To Register: Click Here 

 

Date & Time: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 ~ 12:00-1:00 PM EDT (Eastern Daylight Time)

 

Location: An online event, you will need high speed internet and phone.

 

Cost: $20 per person, covers technology and phone charges.

 

Can't make it at this time? Click here 

 

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SOCAP 2011

 

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SOCAP11

 

SOCAP Correction: Oops! Our last email stated that we expect 15,000+ attendees at SOCAP11. We are expecting 1,500+ at this year's September event in San Francisco. 

Thank you for helping us more than double from 600+ in 2008, to 1,500+ in 2011. We're proud to be building the movement at the intersection of money and meaning with you all. 


A Look at SOCAP11 Speakers


David Leventhal, Playa Viva
Cathy Clark, CASE at Duke
Jeffrey Hollender, Seventh Generation
Jonathan Greenblatt, The Aspen Institute
Steve Godeke, Godeke Consulting
Drummond Pike, Equilibrium Capital
Mark Newberg, U.S. Small Business Administration
Laura Callanan, McKinsey
Adam Dole, Mayo Clinic
Veronika Scott, The Empowerment Plan
Alex Gilliam, Public Workshop
Yves Behar, Fuse Project
Damien Newman, Central Story
Gary Chou, Union Square Ventures
Gil Friend, Natural Logic
Cheryl Dahl, Future of Fish
April Rinne, Water.org
Parag Gupta, Waste Ventures
Jody Turner, Culture of Future
Laura Patricia Perez-Arce, Viva Sierra Gorda
Neel Inamdar, Verde Ventures-Conservation International Fund
Tammy Newmark, Eco Enterprises Fund

>>>View Full List of Confirmed Speakers


 

Who will be at SOCAP11?

1,500+ attendees will gather in San Francisco this September for SOCAP11 with hundreds already registered. The following organizations are just a few represented.

Monitor Institute
ANDE
New York City Housing Authority
Echoing Green
ACCION Frontier Investments
The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
IDEO.org
REDF
Sansori LLC
E+Co
KL Felicitas Foundation
Mckinsey & Co.
Hewlett Foundation
The Nature Conservancy
Peery Foundation
Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation
Bank of America
IGNIA Partners LLC
Deloitte & Touche
WomanCare Global
Emcor
Pacific Alliance Capital Group
The Hitachi Foundation
TED
Harvard Kennedy School
Angelsoft

>>>Register now for 20% off Early-Bird Rate


SOCAP11 Schedule Overview


Tuesday, September 6th
5:00 pm  Registration opens
6:30 pm  Opening Night Reception
 
Wednesday, September 7th
8:00 am Registration & Continental Breakfast
9:30 am SOCAP11 Welcome & Keynote by Kevin Jones
9:50 am Conference Overview, Track & Open Space Introductions
10:45 am Open Space Session
11:30 am Start of Track Sessions 
12:30 pm Lunch, Media & Track Sessions, Watershed Capital Pitch Sessions
3:15 pm Open Space Session
4:15 pm Track Session
5:30 pm Plenary
6:30 pm Evening Party
 
Thursday, September 8th
8:00 am Continental Breakfast
9 am Plenary
11 am Track Sessions & Social Entrepreneur Pitch Sessions
12 pm Lunch & Continued Track Sessions
1:30 pm Track & Media Sessions
2:45 pm Open Space Sessions
4:30 pm Plenary
6:00 pm Evening Party
 
Friday, September 9th
8:00 am Continental Breakfast
9 am Plenary
11:00 am Open Space Sessions
12:00 pm Track Sessions & Social Entrepreneur Pitch Sessions
1:00 pm Lunch
2:00 pm Track Sessions
3:15 pm Open Space Sessions
5:00 pm Closing Plenary
6:00 pm Adjourn & Evening Party

>>>Register now for 20% off Early-Bird Rate

SOCAP11 Opportunities

Social Entrepreneur Scholarship
We'll be providing scholarships for 50 social entrepreneurs who are using their time & talents to address the world's greatest problems. If you're one, we invite you to apply. 

Don't miss the July 22nd Application Deadline!
>>> Apply now for a social entrepreneur scholarship

Volunteers
SOCAP11 is seeking 50 volunteers who would like to attend the conference in San Francisco for a reduced ticket price in exchange for a few hours of work. We're looking for top-notch masters students, self-starter entrepreneurs, non-profit representatives, and mid-career changers to play an integral role by assisting at the conference. 

Don't miss the July 22nd Application Deadline!
>>> Apply now to be a Volunteer

Network Partners 
Are you reaching thousands of people interested in social capital? We're proud to partner with organizations that are breaking down barriers to knowledge and sharing information that help us collaboratively build the movement. Contact us if you're interested in being a SOCAP network partner.
>>>Join as a network partner

>>>Register now for 20% off Early-Bird Rate

Table of Contents

  • SOCAP11 Speakers
  • SOCAP11 Organizations Represented
  • SOCAP11 Schedule Overview
  • SOCAP11 Opportunities

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Why Americans Don't Get Climate Change | ecoAffect

Why Americans Don’t Get Climate Change

July 5, 2011 by Bob Perkowitz 0 Comments

At the UNFCCC climate talks in Cancun in December 2010, Ted Turner famously asked “When will the world understand that we are right and they are wrong?”. The timing isn’t actually clear, but they will get it – reality is on our side. In the meantime though, many climate solutions advocates continue to ask why Americans don’t get climate change. It turns out that there are a lot of mutually reinforcing answers to this question.

 

The most concise, comprehensive statement of why Americans don’t get climate change may be Michael Shermer’s one page synopsis of his book, “The Believing Brain”, published in the July issue of Scientific American. Rather than summarize the summary, we offer you the links to the article and Michael Shermer’s book itself.

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