Introducing Dr. Dima Dimitrova
In February, Dr. Barry Wellman introduced me to a colleague from his Netlab at the University of Toronto. Dr. Dimitrina (Dima) Dimitrova has extensive research experience, which includes evaluation...
View ArticleAttention-Art-Social Capital: Understanding Value
Yvette Dubel has made a permanent disciple out of me with this amazing video about the shift in value that I describe as Social Capital Value Add. Take 4:20 and watch this video. Then share it. It...
View ArticleSCVA in Government: The Value Proposition for Gov 2.0
While SCVA is a corporate valuation and management method, its principals equally apply to government, health care, education and beyond. All of our traditional institutions are being re-architected...
View ArticleCrowd Building: 2020 Media Future @ OCAD
Thanks to Walter Derzko for inviting me to join yesterday’s 2020 Media Futures Workshop at the s-Lab (Strategic Innovation Lab) at OCAD. Suzanne Stein and Greg Van Alstyne did a great job of...
View ArticleThe Corporate Spark
Thank you to Social Capital Blog and @peterwmcmahon for bringing Frank Koller’s first book to our attention. I am looking forward to giving a read. Here is the Wall Street Journal’s review of Spark....
View ArticleCollaborative Consumption by Rachel Botsman & Roo Rogers
Entertaining video here and their Booktracker campaign is an interesting memetic approach.
View ArticleCdling: principles of Social Capital Value Add applied
We have extended our closed Alpha Group from our HTML5 mobile version onto the web. Please sign up. You can really help just by signing up. Last week we poked up our heads to make an alpha release of...
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A Different Road to Social Capital
This post originally appears on the Brady Capital Research blog, posted by Barbara Gray, CFA. PREFACE: Here is the back story of how I arrived at the Social Capital Value Add thesis – by trying to make...
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A SCVA Investment Thesis. Congratulations! Barbara Gray and Brady Capital
At various times on this blog and in the ebook I have thanked my MBA classmates and professors. Way back in 2007, they let my interests in social capital invade every conversation and assignment. In...
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