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