Tweet In Part 2 of Social Learning doesn’t mean what you think it does , my colleague Jane Hart  uses a very helpful diagram created by a previous colleague of mine, Tom Gram : Tom Gram’s diagram [reproduced below] shows that “ most work requires a combination of knowledge work and routine work. It is moving to the edge. MORE >>

This morning I gave the opening keynote for an internal future strategy session at a large insurance company. My presentation gave a very big picture view of selected elements of the economic landscape that could result in a substantially different business environment. Is this a valid idea? Measure of value. Store of value. Durable. Divisible. MORE >>

Last week I posted on Herminia Ibarra's Working Identity , recommended to me by  Catherine Lombardozzi. How can I experiment more thoroughly with testing these possible identities out? Who can I identify as a possible role model for the kind of professional I want to be, and how do I engage that person in my explorations? MORE >>

Online advocacy is the cornerstone of online fundraising strategy for many nonprofits. Advocacy helps you recruit new committed supporters and keep your existing supporters engaged. But how do you get started building a program, especially if most of your funding comes from foundation grants? George holds an MA and BA from Binghamton University. MORE >>

Sean Carton  wrote an interesting piece, Become a Content Curation King. He first noted that this high flying buzzword is not actually a word. My spell checker agrees but I am sure that Webster will add it soon. So what is new? Sean provides a number of useful suggestions for how you can make curation work for your brand. will add more. MORE >>