Just got this in my inbox and thought all y'all sustainability champions out there should check this out! I've been to the Delancey lounge before and it's pretty neat - the rooftop also has lots of plants and is semi open-air.
Happy networking,
Katharine
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Join GREEN DRINKS NYC
on Tuesday, July 12 from 6-10pm at:
The Delancey (rooftop garden)
168 Delancey St (between Clinton / Attorney)
New York City tel: 212-254-9920
www.thedelancey.com
Kick back on an easy summer Tuesday night and enjoy an inspiring night of conversation, connection and community with New York's finest green peeps! Meet the Green Festival producers and host committee. Cash bar, 360 networking, giveaways, 1-minute pitches and more.
Subway Directions:
Take the J,M,Z to Essex or the F to Delancey
Admission FREE thanks to our generous sponsor Green Festival
Spots for 1-min pitches available! Please sign up for a 1-min pitch by emailing: intern@greendrinksnyc.com
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Tagai - NYC Mentoring organization event July 7
Meet Adam, founder of a mentoring organization called Tagai in NYC. He's a StartingBloc Fellow (NY Institute, 2010) and is hosting an event at Revival Bar in Union Square on July 7. (I've been to Revival and it's a great place to hang out!)
Happy schmoozing,
Katharine
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I (Adam Winski) am the co-founder and director of Tagai which is a cultural exchange program matching a broad array of young professionals with recently immigrated high school students. We strive to pair those of like mind but unlike culture with an aim towards opening up new worlds for all participants.
Mentors and students spend time exploring New York City with an eye towards helping students explore their current interests and discover new ones. This year we also had the privilege of visiting Acumen Fund's headquarters, TED's headquarters and helping JR fulfill his TED Wish by doing a large group action for the Inside Out Project.
This coming year, we will be expanding into a second school, the Brooklyn International High School and are seeking curious and driven people such as yourselves to join our growing ranks.
To find out more, please join us:
Thursday, July 7th at 7:00PM
Revival (129 E. 15th Street, between 3rd and Irving).
Hope to see y'all there!
Adam
Happy schmoozing,
Katharine
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I (Adam Winski) am the co-founder and director of Tagai which is a cultural exchange program matching a broad array of young professionals with recently immigrated high school students. We strive to pair those of like mind but unlike culture with an aim towards opening up new worlds for all participants.
Mentors and students spend time exploring New York City with an eye towards helping students explore their current interests and discover new ones. This year we also had the privilege of visiting Acumen Fund's headquarters, TED's headquarters and helping JR fulfill his TED Wish by doing a large group action for the Inside Out Project.
This coming year, we will be expanding into a second school, the Brooklyn International High School and are seeking curious and driven people such as yourselves to join our growing ranks.
To find out more, please join us:
Thursday, July 7th at 7:00PM
Revival (129 E. 15th Street, between 3rd and Irving).
Hope to see y'all there!
Adam
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
July 8 event - support education in Ghana
One of my friends, a StartingBloc Fellow from the NY Institute, is running this event so I thought I'd spread the word. Check it out!
Happy networking,
Katharine
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Happy networking,
Katharine
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Come to "Toasting for Change" on Friday, July 8 from 7 - 10 PM
at Sluttery's Midtown Pub
8 East 36th Street, New York, NY 10016.
Come learn more about Deliverance Children's Home and Academy; a church/school/orphanage community based in New Eden, Goviefe Kowu, in the Volta Region of Ghana. This organization, ran by a pastor and his wife, supports over 300 children, through providing food, shelter, education, and recreation for the children. This event will act as a fundraiser to help build a school structure in this community - giving young people an opportunity to learn and change their circumstances. If you would like to learn more about Deliverance visit their website http://dechhomac.
Event will feature a silent auction and donations of any amount will be accepted throughout the event. Please note, some of your friends will be bar tending, all tips from 7 - 10 PM will be donated towards Deliverance's first school building. Currently, the children attend school in the outdoors! If you don't believe me, again check the website.
RSVP to accesslatoya at [gmail dotcom]
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Webinar on sustainable sourcing
Sustainability champions and fans - check this out!
~Katharine
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Global Sourcing Council Webinar Sustainable Sourcing as a Path to Innovation
You can access the recording here: Webinar Recording
Program Details
Moderator : Pumela Salela, Chair of Programs, Global Sourcing Council
Our Speakers :
Frank Casale, Founder, CEO, The Outsourcing Institute
Rich Cohen, Founder and President, Distant Village
Eme Essien, Associate Director for PRIDE, Rockefeller Foundation, based in Nairobi
~Katharine
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Global Sourcing Council Webinar Sustainable Sourcing as a Path to Innovation
You can access the recording here: Webinar Recording
Program Details
Sustainability 1.0 focused on Planet (environmental). Sustainability 2.0 is taking shape as transparency of socially responsible practices. It means a triple bottom line, which encompasses: people, planet, profit. Sustainability wisdom and leadership is built into the DNA of successful companies and communities. Join us for this webinar on Sustainable Sourcing as a path to Innovation to see how it is possible to source for sustainability and develop socially responsible innovative solutions that make a difference on the bottom -line whilst making a difference in the lives of communities: those who are at the bottom of the pyramid.
Distant Village - an award-winning sustainable design and production firm producing handmade packaging and products from natural materials will share experiences of how Innovative design and triple-bottom-line sustainability is at the foundation of everything they create.
The Rockefeller Foundation will share its PRIDE (Poverty Reduction through Information and Digital Employment) initiative which is aimed at enhancing innovation amongst the rural poor whilst bringing them in line with the broader forces of globalization of services. The Rockefeller Foundation's PRIDE work is aimed at creating sustainable employment opportunities for people at the base of the pyramid by fostering a critical new arm of the outsourcing industry called Impact Sourcing (IS). Through its support of IS, Rockefeller will work to nurture and scale up the establishment of an industry that employs poor or marginalized populations in Africa, providing them an opportunity to improve their lives and to lift themselves and their families out of poverty.
Our Speakers :
Frank Casale, Founder, CEO, The Outsourcing Institute
Rich Cohen, Founder and President, Distant Village
Eme Essien, Associate Director for PRIDE, Rockefeller Foundation, based in Nairobi
Saturday, June 25, 2011
June 30 'Create and Instigate' NYC
I heard about this Meetup a few months ago and it looked cool - check it out!
Happy Meetup-ing,
Katharine
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http://www.meetup.com/
When: Thursday, June 30, 2011 6:45 PM
Where: Donnybrook
35 Clinton Street
New York, NY 10002
About the Meetup:
Here's a chance to come meet up, chat about your various projects and see what everyone's been up to. If you haven't made it to a meetup yet, this is a great chance to meet and say hello. This is an informal gathering.
Think about something you need or can offer and we'll be sure to discuss it. We're all about helping each other!
Afterwards, join us at 10pm at the Living Room (154 Ludlow St.) to see the super talented singer/songwriter Mike Errico with his full band (w/string trio) and special guests. More info about Mike: http://www.errico.com/
Happy Meetup-ing,
Katharine
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http://www.meetup.com/
When: Thursday, June 30, 2011 6:45 PM
Where: Donnybrook
35 Clinton Street
New York, NY 10002
About the Meetup:
Join us if you'd like to be part of a community that works together to create positive "greater good" outcomes using creativity, innovation, play and fun.
All are welcome. Artists, activists, creatives, intellectuals, scientists, technologists--- any curious, open-minded types will feel right at home here. No egos-- just ideas, actions and fun for good.
All are welcome. Artists, activists, creatives, intellectuals, scientists, technologists--- any curious, open-minded types will feel right at home here. No egos-- just ideas, actions and fun for good.
Here's a chance to come meet up, chat about your various projects and see what everyone's been up to. If you haven't made it to a meetup yet, this is a great chance to meet and say hello. This is an informal gathering.
Think about something you need or can offer and we'll be sure to discuss it. We're all about helping each other!
Afterwards, join us at 10pm at the Living Room (154 Ludlow St.) to see the super talented singer/songwriter Mike Errico with his full band (w/string trio) and special guests. More info about Mike: http://www.errico.com/
Friday, June 24, 2011
Sept. 23 TEDxEast Salon - with Dan Ariely ('Predictably Irrational' Author)
If you're interested in behavioral economics, applied psychology, or generally just the awesomeness of TED talks but local to NYC....Check out TEDxEast. They used to have a yearly conference but now their focus is several smaller "salon" events, as noted below. Save the date!
Cheers,
Katharine
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June 23, 2011
Our first guest curator...will be Dan Ariely.
For us, it is time to do things a little differently. In that vein, we would like to bring some fresh perspectives to TEDxEast. To achieve this, we have decided to host 4 smaller events over the next 9 months, TEDxEast Salons, with no more than 100 attendees. These salons will take place in September, November, January and March; before our next BIG event May 2012. To keep things really interesting, we are inviting guest curators to plan the program for these events. We are pleased to share that Dan Ariely has agreed to curate the first in this series of TEDxEast Salons.
This TEDxEast Salon will take place on Friday, September 23, 2011- save the date. For these events there are no applications. We will alert you when tickets go on sale (sometime soon) and with the small size, encourage you to invite your friends to join us and be part of the TEDxEast community.
About Dan Ariely:
Ariely was a physics and mathematics major at Tel Aviv University. He also holds an M.A. and Ph.D. in cognitive psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a Ph.D. in business from Duke University.After obtaining his PhD degrees he taught at MIT between 1998 and 2008, before returning to Duke University as James B. Duke Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics. Apart from his prolific academic writing, he published two popular books, one titled Predictably Irrational, and the other titled The Upside of Irrationality, both of which became New York Times best sellers.
And here is a link to Dan talking about Dan...
Dan Ariely on our buggy moral code on TED.com
Cheers,
Katharine
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Our first guest curator...will be Dan Ariely.
For us, it is time to do things a little differently. In that vein, we would like to bring some fresh perspectives to TEDxEast. To achieve this, we have decided to host 4 smaller events over the next 9 months, TEDxEast Salons, with no more than 100 attendees. These salons will take place in September, November, January and March; before our next BIG event May 2012. To keep things really interesting, we are inviting guest curators to plan the program for these events. We are pleased to share that Dan Ariely has agreed to curate the first in this series of TEDxEast Salons.
This TEDxEast Salon will take place on Friday, September 23, 2011- save the date. For these events there are no applications. We will alert you when tickets go on sale (sometime soon) and with the small size, encourage you to invite your friends to join us and be part of the TEDxEast community.
About Dan Ariely:
Ariely was a physics and mathematics major at Tel Aviv University. He also holds an M.A. and Ph.D. in cognitive psychology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a Ph.D. in business from Duke University.After obtaining his PhD degrees he taught at MIT between 1998 and 2008, before returning to Duke University as James B. Duke Professor of Psychology and Behavioral Economics. Apart from his prolific academic writing, he published two popular books, one titled Predictably Irrational, and the other titled The Upside of Irrationality, both of which became New York Times best sellers.
And here is a link to Dan talking about Dan...
Dan Ariely on our buggy moral code on TED.com
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Volunteering opportunities with High Water Women (finance meets philanthropy)
I went to a High Water Women event a few months ago and met some great people! Their volunteering opportunities look fantastic, so I'm sharing this email I got today here.
Happy volunteering,
Katharine
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Happy volunteering,
Katharine
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Greetings,This issue of the Volunteer Bulletin includes a variety of new, exciting, and rewarding volunteer activities helping women and children. If you've been thinking about volunteering now is a good time. To sign up or read more about these opportunities please follow the links provided, or you can visit our website at www.highwaterwomen.org. If you haven't already registered on the new website, you will be prompted to complete registration before signing up for a volunteer activity. If you have any problems or questions please contact Elanor Brand. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Oct. 4 Women's Network for a Sustainable Future summit
The Women's Network for a Sustainable Future has an upcoming conference on October 4 - still a ways away, but too awesome not to share. Check it out!
~Katharine
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~Katharine
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| WNSF's 2011 Businesswomen's Sustainability Leadership Summit Event to be held at the following time, date, and location: | |
 | Oct 04, 2011 Institute of International Education12:00 PM - 6:00 PM 809 United Nations Plaza between 45 and 46 Streets on First Avenue New York, NY 10017 |
REGISTER NOW!! Women's Network for a Sustainable Future’s (WNSF) Eighth Annual Businesswomen’s Sustainability Leadership Summit Harnessing Sustainability to Compete Globally October 4, 2011
Speakers include:
Caterina Conti: Executive Vice President, Anvil Knitwear
Vickie Tillman: Executive Vice President, Standard & Poor’s
Perry Yeatman: Senior Vice President, Kraft Foods; President, Kraft Foods Foundation
12 noon to 6pm
Sunday, June 19, 2011
June 30 tech startup networking - Digital Dumbo
If you're interested in meeting cool people in tech startups in Brooklyn - check out Digital Dumbo. Event details are below!
Happy networking,
Katharine
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For press inquiries and general information, please email Andrew Zarick (Andrew@digitaldumbo.com) and Kaitlin Villanova (Kaitlin@digitaldumbo.com).
You're Invited to Digital DUMBO Sponsored by Big Fuel Please join us for Digital DUMBO on June 30th! RSVP at EventBrite.
MapQuest Directions For directions to The DUMBO Loft, visit MapQuest.
Stay in Touch!
Facebook.com/DigitalDUMBO
DigitalDUMBO.com
@DigitalDUMBO
Happy networking,
Katharine
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You're Invited to Digital DUMBO: What's Your Status? Sponsored by Big Fuel on June 30th
For press inquiries and general information, please email Andrew Zarick (Andrew@digitaldumbo.com) and Kaitlin Villanova (Kaitlin@digitaldumbo.com).
MapQuest Directions For directions to The DUMBO Loft, visit MapQuest.
Facebook.com/DigitalDUMBO
DigitalDUMBO.com
@DigitalDUMBO
Friday, June 17, 2011
June 28 and July 12 events-High Water Women
High Water Women is a group of women largely working in finance who get together to do things. Like philanthropy, volunteering, mentoring, and great happy hours too. Check these out!
Happy networking,
Katharine
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Happy networking,
Katharine
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Y O U N G W O M E N ' S C O U N C I L | |
Young Women's Council Happy Hour Date: Tuesday, June 28 Time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Location: Bryant Park Café Join the HWW Young Women's Council for happy hour and meet other driven and passionate women who care about our community, country and world. We will discuss our upcoming events and share resources and ideas to make an impact. All are welcome, including the young at heart! On the night, look out for the HWW nametags to find us. A Happy Hour was YWC’s first ever event in summer 2010, and we are ready to celebrate the one year mark with another fun gathering! - - - Young Women and Investing: Date: Tuesday, July 12Time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Location: TBD (location will be emailed to RSVPs) “Investing isn’t a man’s world anymore—and the provocative and enlightening Warren Buffett Invests Like a Girl shows why that’s a good thing for Wall Street, the global financial system, and your own personal portfolio.” Join the Young Women’s Council for a discussion of this new book on the “sage of Omaha” and how we might apply its premise to both personal investing & careers in finance. Pre-reading not required! | |
Visit our Facebook page - HWW Young Women's Council To find out about additional events and philanthropy opportunities, visit our parent organization, www. Membership is FREE. Volunteering feels GOOD. Empowering women and youth is PRICELESS. | |
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Walk Brooklyn - Bedford Avenue, Saturday 6/18
This is something that my friends are doing that you can also come check out, and maybe do on your own sometime too!
Cheers,
Katharine
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This Saturday will be one of the bigger field trips of the summer: The Bedford Avenue Walk. We'll see 5 or 6 neighborhoods, and a true cross-section of the ethnic and architectural diversity of the borough of Brooklyn.
TIME: 10:30am to eat and mingle. We're leaving at 11:00 with or without you! Be sure to check your trains for weekend service changes http://travel.mtanyct.
START: Peter Pan Donut & Pastry Shop, 727 Manhattan Avenue (close to the Nassau Ave stop on the G). If it's crowded we'll loiter outside. Bonus points if you take the new East River Ferry to Greenpoint (it opened today and is free for the first 10 days!). http://www.nywaterway.
ROUTE: We'll walk south on Bedford all way to Sheepshead Bay (10.2 miles) then cut over the Brighton Beach and possibly Coney Island. It should take about 3 hours end-to-end, longer if we make any stops.
BRING: Comfortable shoes (think 10 miles + 80 degrees), bathing suit for post-walk cool-down.
Contact kbierce [at gmail <dot> com] if you're interested in this!
P.S. If you want a sneak peak... check out any of these links:
http://thebrooklynink.com/
http://www.forgotten-ny.com/
P.S. If you want a sneak peak... check out any of these links:
http://thebrooklynink.com/
http://www.forgotten-ny.com/
http://www.forgotten-ny.com/
Sunday, June 12, 2011
StartingBloc news, events, and consulting/internship opportunities
Hi there,
Although some resources from StartingBloc (www.startingbloc.org) are limited to those who have gone through the 5 day Institute program, I think it's OK to share some info on events from the latest StartingBloc newsletter that are useful if you're applying to grad schools or want to learn more about internship/job opportunities in business-driven social impact and social enterprise startups. Towards that end, see below!
Happy connecting,
Katharine
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Other Partner News
Join the leading schools of international affairs for an evening reception featuring admissions representatives, alumni, and current students enrolled in their programs on Monday, June 13th in Washington, D.C. The event will be held at the Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies. 
ProInspire is building the next generation of leaders for the nonprofit sector. 
In the nearly $1 trillion clothing industry, waste abounds from the estimated 15-20% of fabric trashed on the cutting room floor, unsustainable material sourcing, as well as wildly excessive packaging, tagging, and storage. Fashion choices matter to everybody, not just models, magazine and style mavens. Have an idea for a solution? Compete to win up to $40,000 to reduce waste and increase sustainability in our clothes.
Although some resources from StartingBloc (www.startingbloc.org) are limited to those who have gone through the 5 day Institute program, I think it's OK to share some info on events from the latest StartingBloc newsletter that are useful if you're applying to grad schools or want to learn more about internship/job opportunities in business-driven social impact and social enterprise startups. Towards that end, see below!
Happy connecting,
Katharine
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Other Partner News
IR Graduate Schools Summer Reception
Join the leading schools of international affairs for an evening reception featuring admissions representatives, alumni, and current students enrolled in their programs on Monday, June 13th in Washington, D.C. The event will be held at the Johns Hopkins University Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies. The full list of schools attending is: Columbia University - School of International and Public Affairs; Georgetown University – Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service; Johns Hopkins University – Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies; Princeton University - Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and Tufts University – The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
For more information and to register, please visit here.
The Inspire Fellowship
ProInspire is building the next generation of leaders for the nonprofit sector. Our flagship program, the Inspire Fellowship, recruits outstanding business professionals with 2+ years business experience that want to use their skills for social impact. The highly competitive one-year program offers targeted positions with leading nonprofits, monthly trainings with a cohort of peers, a coach, and a network to support career growth. Previous Inspire Fellows come from Bain, Credit Suisse, Microsoft, and other leading companies. Fellows work for top nonprofits based in Washington D.C.
Deadline for StartingBloc Fellows to apply for 2011 Inspire Fellowship is Sunday, June 17th.
Yoxi's Trim the Waste of Fashion
In the nearly $1 trillion clothing industry, waste abounds from the estimated 15-20% of fabric trashed on the cutting room floor, unsustainable material sourcing, as well as wildly excessive packaging, tagging, and storage. Fashion choices matter to everybody, not just models, magazine and style mavens. Have an idea for a solution? Compete to win up to $40,000 to reduce waste and increase sustainability in our clothes.Legacy Cocktail Party
Since 2000, Legacy has kept 450,000 teens from smoking through the truth campaign. Join Legacy's Young Professionals Committee on Monday, June 27 from 7 to 10 PM for a celebratory cocktail party and to find out more about Legacy's life saving work.
Newsletter Editor, StartingBloc, Global // Deadline :: June 15 Competition Manager, StartingBloc, Global // Deadline :: June 15 StartingBloc Giving Circles, StartingBloc, Global // Deadline :: June 15 Assistant to the CEO, StartingBloc, NYC // Deadline :: June 15 Web Content Manager 2.0, StartingBloc, Global // Deadline :: June 15 Air Travel Partnerships Associate, StartingBloc, Global // Deadline :: June 15 Candidate Sponsorship (Marketing), StartingBloc, Global // Deadline :: July 1 Portfolio Management Intern, Inventure Fund, Los Angeles // Deadline :: On-Going Mobile Technology Intern, Inventure Fund, Los Angeles // Deadline :: On-Going Communications Intern, Inventure Fund, Los Angeles // Deadline :: On-Going Social Media Intern, Inventure Fund, Los Angeles // Deadline :: On-Going Intern, Uprise Art, New York City // Deadline :: On-Going |
Teach Excel and Word to Young Women - June 21/28
Want to use your job experience/professional skills for social impact, but have a busy schedule? Check out these two 1-hour volunteering opportunities to teach Excel, Word, and resume-building skills via High Water Women at Inwood House (June 21 and 28), below.
~Katharine
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~Katharine
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Volunteers needed to teach Excel and Word at Inwood House | ||
| Assist young women with budgeting in Excel and help them to create cover letters and resumes in Word. Inwood House is a leader and innovator in teen pregnancy prevention and is dedicated to helping young people become healthy, self-reliant adults. They also provide a continuum of care for pregnant and parenting teens in foster care. There are two one hour sessions scheduled on June 21 and June 28 from 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM. The sessions will be held at: Inwood House Maternity Residence, 320 East 82nd Street, New York, NY 10028. Please indicate which session you can attend when you sign up. Sign up now. | ||
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Saturday, June 11, 2011
June 26 'Cocktails for Congo' event (and bartending class)
I met Vijaya Thakur at a Microfinance USA pre-conference walking tour of Greenwich Village a few weeks ago. She works at Resolve Network - they do microfinance in conflict zones. Anyway, she's organizing an event for those who are "thirsty for social impact" (and just plain thirsty) with an awesome bartending class/mixer on June 26. Check it out!
Cheers,
Katharine
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Cheers,
Katharine
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June 16 Silicon Alley Talent Fair & After Party
If you're interested in jobs with NYC startups (aka Silicon Alley rather than Silicon Valley).... check out www.insidestartups.org - which is how I heard about this event.
Happy job hunting!
Katharine
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Thursday, June 16, 2011
12:00-6:00pm
Join us for the biggest recruiting event ever (w/ After Party) for NYC Startups! More than 100 NYC startups will come together to actively recruit hungry talent. Registration for job seekers is $10. See more info and register here today!
Happy job hunting!
Katharine
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Silicon Alley Talent Fair & After Party
Thursday, June 16, 2011
12:00-6:00pm
Join us for the biggest recruiting event ever (w/ After Party) for NYC Startups! More than 100 NYC startups will come together to actively recruit hungry talent. Registration for job seekers is $10. See more info and register here today!
June 21 - Digital Dumbo (NYC tech in Brooklyn) event
If you're interested in NYC tech events...check out Digital Dumbo. They have lots of great events and resources for startups.
Happy networking!
Katharine
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Digital DUMBO Workshop Hosted by SnapGoods and Loosecubes
Please join us for a Digital DUMBO Workshop on June 21st! RSVP at EventBrite.
Happy networking!
Katharine
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Digital DUMBO Workshop Series - Think, Don't Plan: Disruptive Business Strategy Tactics (lunch included!) Special Note: The Digital DUMBO Workshop Series is new event programming from Digital DUMBO. This is not to be confused with our free monthly event! Workshop Description: Anyone who has set up a business knows that a business plan is obsolete from the moment that it is printed. At best it helps create a centre or a vision for the business, however when the brain becomes attached to a concept it looses its ability to problem solve in an innovative manner. For this reason IEA, the Innovation agency behind WECREATE NYC, has developed tools for a flexible business model, which will help move your business forward while leaving room for innovative problem solving. Key Topics:
About the Speaker: Araceli Camargo-Kilpatrick received her MA in English from Kings College London and from there went on to create the first innovation space in London called THECUBE. She is currently researching neurology and the plasticity of the brain. She is also exploring energy and quantum physics in an aim to understand how the brain works, how we perceive things, and how to encourage success in the idea implementation process. Additional Details: Why not pick up some cool new knowledge while you eat? Digital DUMBO Workshops will be lunchtime events held at reRun Theater at reBar from 12-1:30pm. All workshops will include a reBar lunch with the price of entry. Join us on June 21st! Digital DUMBO Workshop Series: Our flagship monthly event has served as a platform for some of the hottest, most innovative companies in New York City to connect with a highly talented group of digital influencers and professionals. The Digital DUMBO Workshop Series is an extension of our marquee event, providing the community with an educational (not to be confused with boring) workshop series hosted by some of the same innovative companies that have helped shape what the Digital DUMBO community has become, but in a more focused setting. Workshops may cover any range of topics, and no idea is off limits. If you're interested in hosting a Digital DUMBO Workshop, please complete our online form and email Andrew Zarick (andrew@digitaldumbo.com) and Kaitlin Villanova (kaitlin@digitaldumbo.com) |
Please join us for a Digital DUMBO Workshop on June 21st! RSVP at EventBrite.
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