"John, Thank you for posting this. I am about to begin strategic planning for a non-profit that I work with and this process looks great. You have lightened my burden.
Tom"
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Thomas W. Perrine replied to John Inman's discussion 'Yesterday was the first time that I used a cafe for strategic planning'
Thomas W. Perrine left a comment for Robert Kucera
"I'm glad that you decided to become a member. I have also joined the "Online Community". and participated in live global discussions."
Thomas W. Perrine left a comment for Steve Woodall
"Hi Steve, I work at Siemens in the area of process management and continuous improvement. I facilitate problem solving groups to improve cycle time, etc.
I am very interested in your work as it pertains to cultural preservation among Native…"
Steve Woodall left a comment for Thomas W. Perrine
"Thomas, I work mostly in rural communities around eastern Oklahoma trying to help them with conversations about the future of their community...themes usually focusing around sustainable economic development, conservation of natural resources in the…"
Thomas W. Perrine left a comment for Steve Woodall
"Hi Steve, we're practically neighbors; I'm in Bartlesville. You mentioned work with Native American communities, can you tell me about it?"
Thomas W. Perrine replied to Amy Lenzo's discussion 'First European Salon Skype Cafe' in the group World Cafe Online
"Exhilarating! New friends from around the world. The online format gives a new depth to the diversity of perspectives that one can experience in a World Cafe as we had many participants from a wide range of countries. I know that we will…"
Thomas W. Perrine left a comment for Suzanne Bardasz
"Seriously, when I was in Korea the whole country moved by bicycle and ox cart, buses in Seoul.
I get to Cleveland quite often. Went to a great art show there last spring, they are renovating the Cleveland Museum of Art.
I grew up out in Mantua,…"
Suzanne Bardasz left a comment for Thomas W. Perrine
"Hi Thomas!
Wow! Many interesting coincidences! It's nice to meet a fellow Clevelander online!
Yes, Korea is an interesting place. There are many changes going on here. Although it seems like a traditional society, it's undergoing rapid…"
Thomas W. Perrine left a comment for Suzanne Bardasz
"Ha! I hadn't read your bio-post; I also grew up in Cleveland."
Thomas W. Perrine left a comment for Suzanne Bardasz
"Welcome Suzanne! In 1967 I spent the year in Korea (Military). Always wanted to go back and see the changes. The Olympics a few years ago gave me some indication of changes that have occurred, but I would love to see the countryside again.
I see…"
Thomas W. Perrine left a comment for Martin Tinnermann
"My e-mail (for "Mindmeister" demo); perrtw@netscape.net"
Thomas W. Perrine commented on Amy Lenzo's group 'World Cafe Online'
"Hello to all. I was browsing this group and found that it interested me. I am a Business Process Practitioner for Siemens in Bartlesville Oklahoma, USA. I facilitate groups involved in the redesign of our processes, everything from order entry to…"
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Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 8:54am on February 9, 2010,
Sara Redec said… - ha, well, i like to think that its true!
- At 10:41am on February 8, 2010,
Thomas W. Perrine said… - Believe me, I spent (wasted) a lot of time before I got serious about my studies, finally got there though. Keep in touch.
Tom
- At 9:11am on February 8, 2010,
Kamilah A. Weaver said… - Thank you Thomas for saying hi! I live an hour from cleveland and i am currently attending Youngstown State. I also went to kent state for a semester, wasnt serious then lol! I'm sure we will be chatting soon being on this wonderful web site! ;-)
- At 5:59am on September 28, 2009,
Steve Woodall said… - Thomas, I work mostly in rural communities around eastern Oklahoma trying to help them with conversations about the future of their community...themes usually focusing around sustainable economic development, conservation of natural resources in the Ozark foothills, preservation of Native American culture and historical sites. I've done similar work in government agencies but my focus now is on places out in the rural landscape that most people never know are there. Thanks for asking. How about you?
- At 6:59pm on September 6, 2009,
Suzanne Bardasz said…
- Hi Thomas!
Wow! Many interesting coincidences! It's nice to meet a fellow Clevelander online!
Yes, Korea is an interesting place. There are many changes going on here. Although it seems like a traditional society, it's undergoing rapid changes--lots of building and construction, changes in the education system (trying to emphasize and push English education), and many things related to technology. If you ever get a chance to come back, you may not recognize it. Even after being here for one year, there are some places I do not recognize after not being there for a few months because of the construction. Definitely lots of changes.
Have you gone back to Cleveland lately? (In fact, some of the things that I have mentioned about Korea I can also mention about Cleveland!)
Cheers,
Suzanne
- At 7:58pm on July 25, 2009,
Charlotte J. Zelina said… - Woo-hoo, I have a friend.
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