Do Lectures 2010: Alex Haw

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Alex Haw, Artist & Architect, tooks us on a fast and furious journey into the edges of where design and architecture meet people living life.



Source http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/alex-haw

Do Lectures 2010: Steve Glenn

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Steve Glenn, founder and CEO of LivingHome, brings on an high paced journey on how to not follow the norm and instead to create something that is quick to build, functional and will last.

Source http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/steve-glenn

Do Lectures 2010: Alasdair Harris

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Alasdair Harris, Founder of Blue Ventures, painted a very stark picture for lovers of eating seafood! Get onto this video if you care at all about saving our marine environments and keeping fish on our tables!

Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/al-harris

Do Lectures 2010: Tim Berners-Lee

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Tim Berners-Lee, credited with investing the World Wide Web, shared his story how whilst luck is a factor, great things generally involve a lot of work by a lot of people.

Source http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/secret-speaker

Do Lectures 2010: Phil Parker

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Phil Parker, Director of The Phil Parker Training Institute, introduced us to a new way of thinking about "doing" and how we can totally shift our perspective to more positive action.

Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/phil-parker

Do Lectures 2010: Matt Web

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Matt Web, MD BERG London & Co-Author of Mind Hack, told his story and connected it to approach of "fractional AI". Very enjoyable.

Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/matt-webb

Do Lectures 2010: Mark Earls

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Mark Earls, write/consultant on Human Behaviour, explored change from a very entertaining perspective - sharing how with the growth of social media, how the collective is communicating differently, but still acting together as it always has.

Source http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/mark-earls

Do Lectures 2010: Jay Rogers

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Jay Rogers, CEO and Co-Founder of Local Motors, presented a fascinating HBR ready case study of his own company; a company that is re-writing how old withering industries, like car manufacturing, can be re-invented by local collectives, passion and social media.






Sourcehttp://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/jay-rogers

Do Lectures 2010: James Lynch

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James Lynch, Founder of Fforest Outdoors, the venue for the Do Lectures, walked us through a story of holding true to the dream, ignoring detractors and find ways around the conventional thinking.

Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/james-lynch

Do Lectures 2010: Gerd Leonhard

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Gerd Leonhard, Media Futurist, Author and CEO of The Futures Agency, shares a picture that includes the tend of going from "big fish eating small fish" to "small fish eating big fish" and the shift from "EGO" to "ECO" based interactions. Go and watch it, you'll see...



Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/gerd-leonard

Do Lectures 2010: Euan Semple

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Euan Semple, someone who is turn the complex world of social networking into something we can all understand, shared his view of where and how social media is heading - it is a scary place with loads of yet to be understood potential and depth (Euan is also a fellow GTDer). Enjoy.

Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/euan-semple

Do Lectures 2010: David Lloyd-Owen

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David Lloyd-Owen, of Envisager a water and wastewater management consultancy, shared his bad news story about how we perceive water. There hope, we just need a new plan.

Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/david-lloyd-owen

Do Lectures 2010: Darina Allen

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Darina Allen, someone who needs no introduction in my part of the world, took us on a head spinning tour of how she came to be an author and teachers of the cooking stars of the future. Sheer entertainment. Enjoy

Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/darina-allen

Do Lectures 2010: Ed Stafford

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Ed Stafford, Explorer & Adventurer, decided to walk the length of the Amazon River. Ed shares his adventure, an adventure that nearly killed him on more than one occasion. He shares the lessons and the learning. He tells of cultures that are fighting for survival and how anything is possible with the right attitude.



Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/ed-stafford

Do Lectures 2010: Peter Segger

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Peter Segger, farmer / soil consultant, shares a story of doom and gloom that can have a happy ending is we pay attention to what is beneath us!

Source: http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/peter-segger

Do Lectures 2010: Paul Le Dieu

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Paul Le Dieu, an expert in intellectual property, fights the cause for "freeing ideas" from the clutches of antiquated copyright laws.




Source http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/paula-le-dieu

Do Lectures 2010: David Allen

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David Allen, the productivity guru, goes out of his comfort zone in talking about how he got here and what really excites him. I really enjoyed David's openness and big picture thinking.


Source - http://www.dolectures.com/speakers/speakers-2010/david-allen

Do Lectures 2010: Steve Edge

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Steve Edge "stands out", I will say no more. Not only is he a great inspiration, but he is a true expression of something that is often missing in today's world - authenticity.



Source: http://www.thedolectures.co.uk/speakers/speakers-2010/steve-edge

Do Lectures 2010: Alice Holden

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Alice Holden, the young innovative farmer, is forging new ideas of what it means to be on the land.

I really enjoyed Alice's can do attitude and determination to create something new, in an environment where doing new things is definitely not the norm. She is re-writing the rule book on how farming should be done and who should be doing it.



Source: http://www.thedolectures.co.uk/speakers/speakers-2010/alice-holden

Do Lectures 2010: Craig Mod

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Craig Mod, a writer, designer, publisher and developer, constructed the case for the book artefact re-investing itself and providing purpose to the digital world.

I came away from Craig's book not only inspired to write my own book, but also encouraged that following the digital publishing path had longevity, so long as you printed a few copies as well.




Source: http://www.thedolectures.co.uk/speakers/speakers-2010/craig-mod