"Well, in joining such elite musicians, I'm not really in the correct league - perhaps more Conference than Premier, but I played up to 6 times per week for evangelical churches for about 20 years, and played frequently in less salubrious…"
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The Music Industry & Music Education Group The RSA’s way of working consists of providing platforms for critical debate and new ideas; working with partners to translate knowledge and progressive thinking into practical change. With this in mind the RSA has created a new and exciting on-line platform: The Music Industry & Music Education Group. Led by RSA Fellow Francis Seriau (Music Entrepreneur,…See More
John Oakley replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"Peter,
I am in an ongoing discussion with Don about this subject... and I feel your pain. I have taken to private discussion on this subject - with a handful of others - as I feel that the public discussion AT THIS STAGE is counterproductive in that…"
Peter Churchill replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"John I believe you know Don so he has probably filled you in on the VCH story but just in case, and at the risk of being accused of looking backwards, it would be great for someone who knows what they are doing (I don't) to leapfrog this…"
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William Shipley Group for RSA History
This Fellows' network wishes to raise awareness of the history of the RSA from its foundation in 1754 to the more recent past.
David Wilcox replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"Thanks John - very helpful. Focus on 3.
Others in DE can help (I'm a returner) but I sense that currently DE is mainly positioned as *advising* RSA staff on some or all or 2 and 3 - rather than setting anything up, or facilitating.
There…"
John Oakley replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"David, I disagree. I'm only concerned (at the moment) with 3 and 4 - but especially 3. Until FRSAs can get these issues resolved I think going to the outside world is ambitious.
I have to believe that 1 and 2 are taken care of - and if not then…"
David Wilcox replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"Hi John
>The way forward, to leverage the obvious talent and enthusiasm of the FRSAs, is governance, policy and simplification.
You are, of course, absolutely right. A lot of effort has been spent on trying to achieve that clarity over the…"
John Oakley replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
""RSA Fellows, we have a problem!"
Further investigation has surfaced the fact that RSA Fellows are using just about every social tool know to (wo)man.
I don't think that there is any automatic technological solution to providing…"
David Wilcox replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"Hi Don, all - are there the following broad needs, from discussions?
1 Better hosting and signposting to welcome and guide people, on the Ning site (s) with cross-links to Linkedin etc. The usual community management functions.
2 More pro-active…"
Don Pinchbeck replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"Graham
I could respond to some of your comments, but I don't think that it would take us forward so I'll desist.
Fact is that out of 27,000 Fellows, most don't feel that they have unmet needs in this area. They are content. Many…"
David Wilcox replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"John - maybe this Ning, plus Linkedin, and Twitter are the Birds of a Feather gatherings of Fellows in various blogs, forums, groups, threads ... with some RSS-fed bulletins from other RSA events, publications and projects which are the big show.…"
Dr Graham Wilson replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"John
>>On that basis, if I wanted to announce some project of interest that I thought other Fellows might wish to be involved with I can make my own arrangements for communication and collaboration tools - [this is not an endorsement] I…"
John Oakley replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"David, I find that a very useful analogy, although it does seem at odds with the perceptions and voice of the issues that I have gleaned from these discussions over the last couple of weeks. The implication I had read into the discussions was that…"
David Wilcox replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"Perhaps the difficulty here is that RSA is (at least) two different organisations: staff and Fellows. Think two different events in adjacent spaces. One is a well organised conference with presentations and facilitated workshops. The other is more…"
John Oakley replied to Don Pinchbeck's discussion 'A Ramble though the history of the Virtual Coffee House - and the future' in the group Digital Engagement
"Ah, its all in the translation :-) But that is a good distinction. Well I'll will await the a'changing times with interest then if that is the more "political" thing to do. "
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- Chair 5 young companies, Trustee (ex-Chair) HospiceCare North Northumberland, Trustee and Chair Federation Committee Emmaus UK - social enterprise for homeless people. Mentor, and mentor trainer for Newcastle City Council and an international organisation, Business Consultant for Finance Tree, Due Diligence consultant for Investment houses. History of 7 successful business turnarounds, some at Multinational level, all as CEO. Musician and motorcyclist.
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- At 11:55 on November 18, 2010,
Caroline Veal said… - Dear Don, Delighted to be your friend. will keep in touch
- At 20:11 on August 16, 2010,
Jemima Gibbons said… - Hi Don,
Thanks so much for your comments on the #RSAde recommendation - you might like to join the #RSAde group which we hope will be working in conjunction with any new appointment (should there be one)!
Best wishes,
Jemima
- At 17:51 on January 20, 2010,
Tessy Britton said… - Welcome Don!
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