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  • Clay Shirky – Hierarchy & Leadership

    Posted by admin on February 6th, 2010 and filed under leadership organization | No Comments »

    Writer and new media consultant Clay Shirky talks about the newly emerging organizational advantages of group leadership, as opposed to the traditional forms of structural hierarchy from which organizations originally developed.

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    OBAMA’S CRIMINAL ORGANIZATION ACORN AT 9-12 MARCH ON WASHINGTON D.C.

    Posted by admin on January 20th, 2010 and filed under organization strategy | 25 Comments »

    This is footage of a small group of ACORN activists getting chewed away from the 9/12 DC rally at the Capitol. Apparently someone in the organization decided it’d be ironic to sell “Don’t Tread On Me” flags to protesters with proceeds going to ACORN. The plan didn’t work out so well as one of the protesters, Tim Jones, overheard the police telling the ACORN folk to leave the rally. After circling a bit, the activists tried to continue their flag marketing, but Mr. Jones would not have it. He followed them announcing to the crowd that they were

    ACORN provocateurs. Consequently, Tim was hit in the face, shoved and even his wife was rustled up a bit. But his efforts paid off as the Capitol Police eventually intervened and showed ACORN the way out.

    This guy is a true patriot!

    Duration : 0:9:37

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    UK to Send More Troops to Afghanistan

    Posted by admin on January 7th, 2010 and filed under organization strategy | 1 Comment »

    UK to Send More Troops to Afghanistan

    LONDON — British Prime Minister Gordon Brown is sending 500 more British troops to Afghanistan, deepening the U.K.’s commitment to the unpopular war.

    Mr. Brown announced in the House of Commons on Wednesday that the increase depends on a number of conditions, including a North Atlantic Treaty Organization strategy for the training of Afghan civil and military personnel, proper equipment, and a new Afghan government being in place.

    The planned deployment is a rare bit of good news for the White House, which has struggled to persuade European countries to send more troops to Afghanistan.

    Britain has 9,000 troops in Afghanistan, the second-largest force after the U.S. Mr. Brown’s said the total would be raised to 9,500.

    Earlier in the Commons, Mr. Brown read out the names of 37 British soldiers killed in Afghanistan since Parliament recessed on July 21.

    The British troop increase comes as the Obama administration weighs an urgent request from the top American commander in Kabul, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, for tens of thousands of new U.S. soldiers and Marines.

    Mr. Obama is to gather his war council Wednesday for a session devoted to a continuing dissection of the pessimistic assessment of the war that Gen. McChrystal sent to Washington in August in advance of his recent troop request.

    White House officials said the review will last at least into next week, which means final decisions on what strategy to employ in Afghanistan may not come before next month.
    —Alistair MacDonald, Yochi J. Dreazen, Peter Spiegel and the Associated Press contributed to this article.

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    STM News: organizational structure

    Posted by admin on December 13th, 2009 and filed under organization structure | No Comments »

    A selection from the movie used at STM sessions of Experience US in 2007

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    Haitian American Leadership Organization – H.A.L.O. 2009

    Posted by admin on November 18th, 2009 and filed under leadership organization | 1 Comment »

    The Haitian American Leadership Organization, HALO, is an established non-profit organization whose main objectives are promoting education, fostering unity, promoting networking, and improving the image of Haitians throughout South Florida.
    Our Mission

    * Support and promote the development of future leaders through education
    * Provide a link between existing community organizations to facilitate networking.
    * Provide a platform for our thought leaders and experts from all academic, professional, and technical backgrounds to exchange ideas, collaborate, and share their knowledge with our community.
    * Improve the image of Haitians throughout South Florida, and promote excellence in our community.

    Our Vision

    * Our vision is to empower the Haitian community to be better represented in South Florida and the community at large, and to better coordinate the efforts of the Haitian Diaspora to participate in the reconstruction of Haiti.

    HALO Sponsored Programs

    * Annual Convention — “Nurturing Our Youth for the Future”

    * Annual Gala

    * Back to School Health Fairs

    * Breakfast with Santa Toy Drive with Le Chic Events

    * Career Day Fairs

    * Community Health Fairs

    * Education Program Fund

    * Essay Contest with a $1000 First Prize

    * Fundraising

    * Jackson Health SystemHALO Haiti Day

    * Mentoring/Internships

    * Radio Show on Radio Mega

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