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@thomkearney #opengov #gov20 #km #collaboration#innovation #opengovcan #cluetrain#CPSR #marketing #change #dogs #ux #unofficial #publichealth #etcetera
A short bio:
Thom is an award winning teacher, passionate learner and public servant helping to tell stories of growth and navigate changing landscapes.
In 2009 he helped Government of Canada employees to be more open in their dealings between each other through the introduction of the GCpedia enterprise wiki, and GCconnex professional networking platforms. That experience convinced him that open really is better, and today he is leading the public consultations on Canada’s Plan on Open Government.
Thom has been involved in all aspects of Web 2.0, (and Web 1.0), including tools, information management, governance, policy development, and most importantly the adoption of collaborative behaviors across the Public Service.
@ThomKearney is active on Twitter, and occasionally blogs at NuSum.wordpress.com. When he is not working he can likely be found somewhere near water with his two Golden Retrievers.
Specialty areas: Strategy, Open collaboration, Marketing Communication, Learning and Culture Change, Social Governance, Knowledge Management.
More detail…
- http://ca.linkedin.com/in/thomk
- For some personality type stuff check out Who am I?
- Also there is this list of amazing accomplishments
- And don’t forget all the Articles and stuff
- Here is the secret page I prepared for CDS
Some links about Thom Kearney
- Public Speaking
- Some videos of Thom speaking at the PS Engage conferences he organized
- @thomkearney
- www.strategyguy.com
- Google Thom Kearney
- Presentations on Slide Share
About this blog
This blog reflects the topics that consume me at any given time and hopefully it will evolve into something that proves useful to others. I am open to the idea of guest bloggers as well.
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