Dennis Whittle, the Chairman and CEO of Global Giving, is blogging about the student projects which were launched a few days ago in my CIA-KGB class at the Stanford d.school. The class project ended up being a good experience because Dennis and many others from Global Giving gave an enormous amount of their time to help support the students in their work to create infectious action around the idea of social entrepreneurship in general, and Global Giving in particular. Here's an excerpt from his blog:
I was absolutely stunned by what each [group] could deliver in such as short period.
I was, too. And since I think innovation only happens when real change is made in the world, I'm looking forward to seeing the impact of the six student projects over the next few months. Here's the first of Dennis's posts on the class:
Thanks for the shout out, Diego. Great class. Being there made me want to go back to school!
And I just did another post entitled "You Can't Eat a Pedicure" on another of the team's prototypes.
See http://denniswhittle.blogspot.com/2007/06/you-cant-eat-pedicure.html#links
Posted by: Dennis | 06 June 2007 at 03:12 PM
Thanks for the update, Dennis! Keep 'em coming.
Posted by: Diego Rodriguez | 13 June 2007 at 08:44 PM