Monkey Calendar Day 10.
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Little more of LAVA09 – Motorola time!
about 2 years ago - No comments
Just came across this video at Mikko’s NoCry blog. I embed it here. It’s a 30 second film about the presentation we did in the LAVA09 conference. And here’s the motorola by Johanna about journey and works in Iceland! Hey, here is for you mine post-motorola about Lava. I wanna share it with you fellows. More >
What happens in #LAVA09 Iceland stays in our Blog
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
When we left for the #LAVA09 we were not exactly sure what was going to happen. We were asked to trust the process. We were facilitated by a Kaospilot and a Creative Agent. It was cool to be a participant in a process like this after a good while. I suppose we are not the More >
Greetings from Iceland and LAVA09
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
We are seated in a nice cozy not-for-profit cafe in the center of Reykjavik. Tatu just asks if we reached our goals for this trip. Why were we here? Did we make the Iceland and the LAVA09 more yellow and fun? Did we have fun all together? This is a short postcard to all of More >
Monkeys and Iceland – LAVA09
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So this Sunday Me, Tatu and Johanna will take a plane and fly to Iceland. We got three monkeys into an exciting and creative crew of about 15 entrepreneurs. I am not exactly sure what our mission over there will be but I can say that we are very excited. Somehow probably we work with More >
Monkey Business goes Iceland for LAVA09
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Our dear friend, the creative agent, Nic and Monkey Business (3 monkeys) will travel to Iceland for the second week of November to shake it. It’s an event called Lava 09, tha annual conference of Nordic Periphery Program and related to Nordic Creative Youth project, too. Why think out of the box when you can More >
