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Thursday, 30 November 2006

Heard on the floor - futurethink's workshop was excellent

Posted on 08:44 by Unknown
Two separate people at the Fortune Innovation Forum told me they loved the futurethink breakout session "Food for Thought Workshop." If you're curious, as I am, about what you might have missed, here is a recent webcast from futurethink CEO Lisa Bodell.

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