"My new book on BVI social history - (http://ning.it/zL7EmI)."
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Linzi Moore left a comment for Michael O'Neal"Thanks Michael! Nice to meet you. I noticed the organisation you work for as chairman looks very interesting, I have just been to Martinique where my partner's family are from - very beautiful island. Linzi"
Michael O'Neal left a comment for Linzi Moore"Welcome to the group, Linzi, and thanks for the connection. Best wishes, M."
Michael O'Neal left a comment for Kwama Leonard"Greetings Kwama, Pleased to connect here.
Kind regards,"
Kwama Leonard left a comment for Michael O'Neal"Hellow Michael,
this is the kind of brain that is needed especially in developing countries. hope to keep in touch.
Kwama leonard"
Michael O'Neal left a comment for Simon Berry"Good to meet you here as well, Simon.
Thank you for the connection. I look forward to keeping in touch.
Kindest regards."
Michael O'Neal left a comment for Ida Horner"Thank you for the connection, Ida.
I look forward to staying in touch.
Kindest regards."
Ida Horner left a comment for Michael O'Neal"Hello Michael,
Many thanks for adding me to your friends list. I look forward to getting to know you.
Ida"
Simon Berry left a comment for Michael O'Neal"Many thanks for the friend request. Good to 'meet' you. I'm here because I lead the ColaLife initiative: http://colalife.org I blog about it here: http://colalife.org/blog"
Michael O'Neal is attending Overseas Development Institute,Department for International Development & Business Action for Africa's event
Building a Common Future with Business: Concluding event in the 2009 Event Series at Commonwealth Club
October 13, 2009 from 5:30pm to 7:45pm
Please take a moment to complete the 2009 Event Series survey!Registration from 17.00. Post-event reception from 19.45Event sponsored byThis final event in the 2009 Event Series aims to reflect on the lessons learned and the opportunities identified during the course of the Series, and to look at how business, government and civil society can address them. The…See More
Michael O'Neal posted a blog postBOP : The Business of Development (Journal Article)
Herewith, a link to an article that I just came across and which I thought might be of interest:-- http://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/Launch.aspx?referral=other&pnum=&refresh=4Cm1e0T813sY&EID=84688a18-54b8-4849-9b6a-a89e24fc7c7c&skip=or, alternatively, at: http://www.bop-innovation.com/The article, entitled "The Business of Development", by anthropologist Louise Koch, "explore(s) the potential of a closer collaboration between business and development through the…See More
Solomon Brayant Mpapale left a comment for Michael O'Neal"Halo Mike,
Thank you very much for the encouraging message.
Solomon."
A blog post by Michael O'Neal was featuredEconomist Briefing Paper on Corporate Citizenship; GreenWeek Resources
Herewith, a couple of resources that I came across during the course of the day:1. GreenWeek Summit, 20-24 April 09), described on the website as follows: "Leaders from all sectors of the business world will converge this week to discuss the best ways to capitalize on the movement toward green and sustainable business practices. Find out how going green can increase profitability and make your business operations more efficient while hearing about the latest and greatest trends from some of the…See More
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- Sector
- I am an academic
- About my work:
- An academic and former higher education administrator, I currently serve as Chairman of the British Virgin Islands National Parks Trust and as Senior Research Fellow at the Washington, DC-based Island Resources Foundation.
- Other Topics on my radar:
- -- CSR in the Caribbean context.
-- Cross-cultural communication and CSR
-- NGO governance and institutional development
Michael O'Neal's Blog
BOP : The Business of Development (Journal Article)
Herewith, a link to an article that I just came across and which I thought might be of interest:
-- http://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/Launch.aspx?referral=other&pnum=&refresh=4Cm1e0T813sY&EID=84688a18-54b8-4849-9b6a-a89e24fc7c7c&skip=
or, alternatively, at: http://www.bop-innovation.com/
The article, entitled "The Business of Development", by anthropologist Louise Koch, "explore(s) the potential of a closer collaboration between… Continue
-- http://edition.pagesuite-professional.co.uk/Launch.aspx?referral=other&pnum=&refresh=4Cm1e0T813sY&EID=84688a18-54b8-4849-9b6a-a89e24fc7c7c&skip=
or, alternatively, at: http://www.bop-innovation.com/
The article, entitled "The Business of Development", by anthropologist Louise Koch, "explore(s) the potential of a closer collaboration between… Continue
Posted on May 5, 2009 at 1:03
Economist Briefing Paper on Corporate Citizenship; GreenWeek Resources
Herewith, a couple of resources that I came across during the course of the day:
1. GreenWeek Summit, 20-24 April 09), described on the website as follows: "Leaders from all sectors of the business world will converge this week to discuss the best ways to capitalize on the movement toward green and sustainable business practices. Find out how going green can increase profitability and make your business operations more efficient while hearing about the latest and greatest trends from… Continue
1. GreenWeek Summit, 20-24 April 09), described on the website as follows: "Leaders from all sectors of the business world will converge this week to discuss the best ways to capitalize on the movement toward green and sustainable business practices. Find out how going green can increase profitability and make your business operations more efficient while hearing about the latest and greatest trends from… Continue
Posted on April 21, 2009 at 22:05
Aspen Environmental Forum Opening Keynote -- Lisa Jackson
Here's a link to a video which I thought might be of general interest:
-- http://fora.tv/2009/03/25/Aspen_Environmental_Forum_Opening_Keynote_Lisa_Jackson_#chapter_01
Best,
Michael
-- http://fora.tv/2009/03/25/Aspen_Environmental_Forum_Opening_Keynote_Lisa_Jackson_#chapter_01
Best,
Michael
Posted on April 21, 2009 at 16:06
Comment Wall (6 comments)
- At 3:40 on April 21, 2009,
Erika said… - Hello, Michael
Good to see you here too!
I am not a frequent user but I will try to be online more often.
Best Regards
Erika
- At 21:28 on April 22, 2009, Solomon Brayant Mpapale said…
- Halo Mike,
Thank you very much for the encouraging message.
Solomon.
- At 19:06 on October 2, 2009, Simon Berry said…
- Many thanks for the friend request. Good to 'meet' you. I'm here because I lead the ColaLife initiative: http://colalife.org I blog about it here: http://colalife.org/blog
- At 19:16 on October 2, 2009, Ida Horner said…
- Hello Michael,
Many thanks for adding me to your friends list. I look forward to getting to know you.
Ida
- At 13:59 on March 22, 2010, Kwama Leonard said…
- Hellow Michael,
this is the kind of brain that is needed especially in developing countries. hope to keep in touch.
Kwama leonard
- At 18:26 on February 8, 2012, Linzi Moore said…
Thanks Michael! Nice to meet you. I noticed the organisation you work for as chairman looks very interesting, I have just been to Martinique where my partner's family are from - very beautiful island. Linzi
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