For the occasion, I challenged myself to pack a high-level view of everything I've learned so far about how our actions make culture evolve into that constrained 5-minute format.
Let's just say there was a lot of meat to remove, but I think I've kept the essence intact, and I'm pretty sure the culture hackers in the room recognized themselves. At any rate, the talk landed me a memorable lunch with avant-garde composer (and programmer) Andrew Culver, a fascinating man who now lives in Montreal and was also speaking that night.
(I've put speaking notes in the SlideShare version.)
How To Become A Culture Hacker (Ignite 2010)
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When I was presenting Social Capital Value Add at a competition at the University of Miami, I received one of the best observations about the idea ever. A fellow passing by, who had actually read the idea, called it a "corporate hack".
I would love to get together if you ever come through toronto or perhaps arrange a call.
I am interested in your point of view on both Social Capital Value Add and the idea that I have forwarded to at www.cdling.com.
You can reach me at michael at socialcapitalvalueadd dot com.
Best Regards,
Michael
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