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    6 November 2008

    311: The Next Wave" - Harvard online event 11/13/08

    Nine Imperatives for Leadership of 311-Enabled Government
    November 13, 2008: 2:30 - 4:30 pm (EST)

    ~Online event. Registration required, and free of charge.~

    Join us for this free, interactive discussion outlining the findings and discoveries of a report about the "next wave of 311," generated by 25 government leaders and technology and service providers convened at Harvard.

    The forum will be moderated by former Indianapolis Mayor Stephen Goldsmith, who is the Dan Paul Professor of Government at the Harvard Kennedy School. The panel includes:

    * Michael A. Sarasti, Manager, Strategic Customer Research & Development, Government Information Center, Miami-Dade County
    * Neil Evans, 311 Project Director, City of Toronto, Ontario
    * Joe Morrisroe, Deputy Commissioner & Executive Director: NYC 311 and NYC.gov
    * Gerard Gallant - General Manager, Public Service/311, Motorola
    * Zachary Tumin - Executive Director, HKS Leadership for a Networked World Program

    For more information and to register for this event, please visit our event page at:

    http://www.innovations.harvard.edu/spotlight.html?id=1561&preview=0

    Also, when you register for the Government Innovators Network, we encourage you to sign up for our biweekly e-newsletter on emerging government innovations, Innovators Insights. Just be sure to check "yes" at the bottom of the registration page to subscribe to the newsletter. If you've already registered, simply log in to our site, and click "my profile" in the upper right-hand corner to update your subscriptions.

    Registration to online event.

    Posted by Alexander Schellong at November 6, 2008 5:03 AM