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JOBS:

⦿ Minnesota Philanthropy Partners —  Twin Cities Workforce Innovation Network Director

⦿ Asset Record Company  Senior Software Engineer

⦿ Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Director, Saint Paul Promise Neighborhood Initiative

PROPS: 

⦿ Chris Brooks has accepted a new role as full-time faculty at North Central University.

⦿ C. Scott cooper name CEO of RE-AMP.

⦿ Zero Chance of Passage named Winner of the 2012 Reader Views Reviewers Choice Awards

EVENTS:

⦿ May 18 —  Art-A-Whirl

⦿ May 29 — 5th Ignite Minneapolis

⦿ June 1 — National Day of Civic Hacking

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Volume 63: Events

November 1

The Theater of Public Policy Presents: New Models for Education with Sondra Samuels
MinnCAN is sponsoring T2P2’s improv conversation with Sondra Samuels, CEO of the Northside Achievement Zone. T2P2 and Samuels will talk about new models for education, what works and what doesn’t, during this free show.

November 3

Think Like a Futurist Launch Party 
Pollenite Cecily Sommers’ book, Think Like a Futurist, is launching at CoCo, the Minneapolis collaborative workspace. The night includes cocktails, future trivia, and author remarks.

November 7

What Happened on Tuesday? A Post-Election Analysis
The Humphrey School of Public Affairs presents a post-election analysis featuring Vin Weber and Margaret Anderson Kelliher. Moderated by Professor Larry Jacobs, the conversation will bring insight from campaign insiders, legislative experts, and political science junkies together for an in-depth look at state and national election results.  

November 12

MinnPost’s 5th Anniversary Party
To celebrate their 5th year, MinnPost is hosting an anniversary party at Solera. The event includes a silent auction, cash bar, and special guests.

November 13

From Fool’s Gold to Financial Integrity
The Center for Ethical Business Cultures presents this public forum to reflect on the lessons and insights on the banking and financial crisis gleaned by Joe Nocera, one of America’s leading business journalist and columnist for the New York Times.

November 14

Chamber Honors Gala
The Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce will recognize the finalists for the 2012 Deubener Awards at the Fourth Annual Chamber Honors Gala. They will honor five local businesses for their outstanding achievement and distinguish three individuals whose leadership and volunteerism merit praise from the community. The evening includes hors d’oeuvres, entertainment, good conversation, and a champagne toast honoring the recipients.

November 13, 14, & 15

Women at the Top® Words of Wisdom from Successful Women Who Have Made It On Their Own Terms Interview Series 
Join the Women at the Top® Network virtually for 30 minutes of inspirational conversation each day with successful women who have reached the top of their industry.

November 15

Give to the Max Day Happy Hour Celebration
To celebrate the community spirit of giving, GiveMN is hosting this happy hour on Give to the Max Day from 5:30 to 7 at Stir Crazy in the Mall of America. All nonprofit professionals are invited to join this celebration of giving and community. 

Freed Speech Variety Show
Two weeks after the election, the St. Thomas Law School is presenting this free variety show aimed at bringing both sides of the political spectrum together.

November 16

Hamline University's "Contributions, Collaborations and Connections" Conference
Hamline University’s Master in Public Administration Program is inaugurating its “Women in Public Service” Series with a conference focused on “Contributions, Collaborations and Connections.” Speakers will explore the changing role of women in government as both our government and our demographics evolve.

November 17

Seed to Harvest: Celebrating 5 Years of Organic Field School
The Organic Field School is hosting a fall fundraiser featuring craft beers, artisan cheese selections, local wines, and seasonal delights. A major portion of the proceeds will help support OFS and its beginning farmers.

December 4

Social Innovation Lab: Vulnerability as a Resource for Social Innovation
The December Social Innovation Lab will explore how can we draw on vulnerability as a resource for innovation personally, organizationally, and in complex systems.  The Social Innovation Lab is a place for community change makers to get new thinking, tools and connections to advance their work.

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