“Cultivating Innovation”: TEDxMonterey Returns to MIIS April 15
Building on the success of last year’s conference, TEDxMonterey returns to the Monterey Institute on April 15 with a new lineup of guest speakers, this year addressing innovation.
November 17, 2009
The sheer volume of information in circulation today can make the delivery of a clear message difficult. Under those circumstances, how do dynamic communicators connect with the right people? How are critical messages being shaped to cut through the clutter? Who is defining these messages of change? And where can people turn to feel more connected to the issues they care about?
These and other provocative questions are the central focus of “Communicating Change in a Complex World,” a November 20 conference at the Monterey Institute of International Studies in Monterey, CA. Communicators for Change, a graduate student organization, will welcome over a dozen professional communicators and media managers from the San Francisco and Monterey Bay Areas to participate in discussions exploring how social networking and other digital communication tools can empower agents of change.
Representing a variety of world views, values and success strategies, conference speakers will include:
The conference’s afternoon plenary session, focused on producing concrete recommendations to help transform the sustainability conversation at the upcoming UN Climate Change Summit Copenhagen, will be webcast on the Communicators for Change website. The plenary session panel will feature James Hanusa, founder of Change SF; Michael Leifer, CEO of influenceXchange; and Alli Chagi-Starr, senior community engagement strategist at Green for All.
This conference is free and open to the public. For the full conference schedule and additional information, visit the conference website.
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