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- Darwin - Right or Wrong?
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The PEST Anthology
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About This Blog
About The Creative Value Network
September 18th, 2008
The CVN Idea & Mission
The essence of the CVN idea and mission is to stimulate and help build more inclusive and interactive networks of individuals and groups – from across the conventional boundaries of ‘arts’, ‘sciences’, ‘engineering’ and ‘education’ – who are impatient for a more cross-disciplinary approach to creativity and the generation of ideas.
This also requires a fresh approach to inter-professional communication links and information technologies, to encourage the more open and inclusive associations and values on which knowledge-based innovation thrives. This will also require strategic and structural change in our professional representative bodies.
CVN also plans to provoke a greater public interest in these creative processes; and influence the wider debates on mutual understanding, cultural synergies and educational needs in our society.
September 14th, 2008
Who is Ralph Windle?
Founder / Director : The Creative Value Network
- The Creative Value Network provides the management ‘hub’ for creative interactions between the Arts, Science, Technology and Educational communities;
- Works with professional groups and individuals to initiate cross-disciplinary change and the more inclusive networks to sustain it;
- Seeks to influence the wider public debate on arts/science inter-dependence and open education;
- Stimulates research, interactive projects and publication on related themes.
Writer, Speaker and Presenter
- Author of past and forthcoming books (below)
- Creator of Bertie Ramsbottom in the Financial Times, Harvard Business Review, BBC Radio and other media
- ‘The Bottom Line’. Music Settings: (Joyce Hope Suskind, composer) Savoy (London)and Oxford locations. Readings: Harvard,Washington DC, New York, Boston, various Oxford/UK locations.