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Tuesday February 22, 2005
Start: 9:00 am

Each Tuesday from 2:00 - 4:00 PM REI is holding REALNEO planning and
orientation sessions for open dialogue and inclusion supportig the Open
Source Economic Development framework for North East Ohio. These

Start: 11:00 am

02-22-05.
"Cognitive Science,"
Dean
Mark Turner, School of Arts & Sciences, Case and Guests; Peter B. Lewis
Building.\

Wednesday February 23, 2005
Start: 6:00 pm

Sustainable urban development innovations and best practices in Mt. Pleasant. Sponsored by Urban Paradoxes, defending and creating dynamic urban neighborhoods that have inherent sense of place.

Thursday February 24, 2005
Start: 3:30 pm

Wanted to pass along a notice that the Northeast Ohio International Business Network (NOIBN) will have networking reception.

When: Thursday, 2/24
Time: 4:30-6:30pm
Where: Clarion Hotel, Rockside Road, Independence
For More Info: contact Radhika Reddy @ 216-344-9441. If you plan to attend, please call.

The reception is co-hosted by the US Export Assistance Center, Ohio Department of Development, World Trade Center-Cleveland and NE Ohio international business organizations.

There will also be a few speakers including:
Honorable Robert de Leeuw, Counsel General of the Netherlands
Kirk Merritt, Ohio Dept of Development, Director - International Trade Division
Robert Farley, President, Team NEO

Regards,
Greg Ziernicki
440-554-5938 (c)
440-268-9442 (h)

Start: 3:30 pm

Ohio Department of Transportation officials and their consultants will be available to answer questions about Innerbelt alternatives that are planned from 4:30-8:30pm.

Friday February 25, 2005
Start: 11:00 am

MarieSmith, president of AARP, will speak about Social Security and private accounts
proposed by the Bush Administration.

Sunday February 27, 2005
Start: 3:00 pm


CIM
faculty perform music of various composers reflecting the
passing of the seasons. Featuring Marla Berg, soprano, and Linda Jones,
piano.

Monday February 28, 2005
Start: 7:00 am

We the Region: Fund for Our
Economic Future Annual Meeting

Monday, February 28, 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
at National Inventors Hall of Fame in Akron - The Ohio Grantmakers Forum is
hosting speaker Manuel Pastor, who will offer an analysis of why regional action
is so essential in today's global economy. Representatives from the Gallup
Barometer Study will report on citizen perceptions of NE Ohio, and case study
highlights of regional initiatives--BioEnterprise, JumpStart, NorTech, and Team
NEO--will be provided. Tickets: $50. Reservations: 216.861.6223 or www.ohiograntmakers.org.

Tuesday March 1, 2005
Start: 1:00 pm

Each Tuesday from 2:00 - 4:00 PM REI is holding REALNEO planning and
orientation sessions for open dialogue and inclusion supportig the Open
Source Economic Development framework for North East Ohio. These

Start: 3:00 pm

"Prelude to the
New Energy Debate in Northeast Ohio"

From TransTech and the New Energy
Roundtable (NER)

Wednesday March 2, 2005
Start: 2:00 am
First
Announcement: The
Ohio Nanotechnology Summit

Click
Here to Register for this Workshop Now!

Ohio’s statewide conference on nanotechnology
will be held March 2 and 3, 2005, at the Hope Hotel & Conference Center in Dayton, Ohio.
The
Ohio Nanotechnology Summit
will offer a unique opportunity to get a
first-hand perspective on the boundless potential that this exciting technical
field holds for Ohio’s economy and its citizens. The
objectives of the meeting are to:
Start: 3:00 pm

Let's bring
manufacturing back through robotics and automation! Join us for a public forum
to design next steps for a new educational and training center for Northeast
Ohio.

Thursday March 3, 2005
Start: 7:00 am

"Telework:
Building New Technology Applications for Northeast Ohio"

Start: 7:00 am

 First
Announcement: The
Ohio Nanotechnology Summit

Friday March 4, 2005
Start: 11:00 am

The symposium, part of the Cleveland Auto show, will focus on the importance of connecting design strategy
with consumer needs to achieve outstanding customer value. Featured

Saturday March 5, 2005
Start: 9:00 am


Dan Cuffaro, IDSA Industrial Design Chair will speak at the

Cleveland Institute of art
.

Sunday March 6, 2005
Start: 3:00 pm

Understand
Lakewood's communities through the meme lens of Spiral Dynamics. This
program will focus on recent economic, political and social

Monday March 7, 2005
Start: 12:30 pm


Are you the representative of a nonprofit organization? New to fundraising?
Learn how to get in shape to raise funds and how to
identify prospective funders. Find out how the Center's
resources can help you become a more effective grantseeker.

Tuesday March 8, 2005
Start: 9:00 am

For this REALNEO@REI orientation we will present a transformative demonstration of local urbanist Joe Stanley taking his senior project in Interior Design off the walls of the Cleveland Institute of Art, beyond 2&3D, and into cyberspace - see http://neomainstreet-com.bryght.net. Joe shares his vision for reinventing the CIA and redeveloping their two University Circle sites - exceeding old paradigms of project development, urban planning, and entrepreneurial communications - realized using REALinks social computing capabilities. Please join Joe and see his view of our future, at its best.

Start: 11:00 am

03-08-05.
"Is Sustainability Sustainable? An Evolutionary Perspective,"
Bruce Latimer,
Director, The Cleveland Museum of Natural History; Peter B. Lewis
Building.

Wednesday March 9, 2005
Start: 5:00 pm

The State of NanoBusiness in the U.S. Today

The Nano-Network
invites you to attend this event featuring Sean Murdock, who was just
named the Executive Director of the Nano Business Alliance. The
NanoBusiness Alliance is the first industry association founded to
advance the emerging business of nanotechnology and Microsystems. The
NanoBusiness Alliance's mission is to create a collective voice for the
emerging small tech industry and develop a range of initiatives to
support and strengthen the nanotechnology business community. ****
SPONSORED BY **** CAMP, Inc. and Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan &
Aronoff

For more information, visit

http://nanobusiness.org/

Thursday March 10, 2005
Start: 7:30 am

Subject: CVB to Host Forums on Discount
Ticketing

 

Start: 3:00 pm

Center for Greater Cleveland's Future topics: Detroit’s Gamble: Lessons Learned, Robin Boyle, Associate
Dean and Professor, College of Urban, Labor, and Metropolitan Affairs,
Wayne State University; Gaming and Tax Revenue: Who is the House?,

Start: 4:00 pm

Northeast Ohio Business Plan Challenge 2005 Networking Event

Start: 6:00 pm

Join a dynamic group of renewable energy enthusiasts that meets monthly in different locations around Northeast Ohio to learn about clean energy projects and initiatives. An introduction to green projects in Lorain County, including large and small scale wind, biomass, composting, and upcoming green energy events.Call for directions: (440) 233-6500.

Friday March 11, 2005
Start: 6:30 am

Learn how other regions have been successful in creating ready-to-go,
pre-permitted properties for development. Cleveland Neighborhood
Development Coalition, Shorebank and Westside Industrial Retention and

Start: 11:00 am

Anne Mulcahy, chairman and CEO, Xerox Corp., began her career selling
copiers in Boston, and over the last three years, has led the company
through a massive transformation--reinventing Xerox into an innovative

Start: 1:00 pm

Developing dialogue and inclusion: Building the Facilitation Community
in NEO

Appreciative
inquiry, deliberative discussion and other techniques of large group
facilitation are critical to our economic future. Northeast Ohio has has one of
the largest concentrations of trained facilitators in the country. David
Cooperrider at Case designed Appreciative Inquiry, and it is widely taught at
Case and Cleveland State. Kim Sebaly of Kent State University is one of the
nation's leading experts on deliberative discussion. The Gestalt Institute of
Cleveland is a global leader in providing training in personal growth and group
dynamics.

Start: 5:00 pm

the show:

Co-op member Andrew Kaletta will curate an exhibition of films, still
frames, photography and creative lamp and lighting installations for
our March show.

opening reception:

Friday, March 11 18, from 6pm-10pm
-
1836 W25th Suite 1B

Start: 7:00 pm

March of Crimes
1300 Gallery
Cleveland, OH
March 11 - April 9,
2004
Opening Reception
March 11, 8 - 11pm

March of Crimes
Post No Bills. No Skateboarding. Vandals Will
Be Prosecuted. No Trespassing.

Saturday March 12, 2005
Monday March 14, 2005
Start: 10:30 am

Access to the Arts
The Arts on the
Air series continues with Mitchell Kahan, director of the Akron Art
Museum, & Tom Wiscombe, architect, interviewed by Steven Litt, art
& architecture critic for The Plain Dealer.
March 14 at 11:30 am with lunch; $; Ritz-Carlton Riverview Room, 1515 W Third St, Cleve; 216-791-4654.

Start: 10:30 am

Mike is a founder of Draper Triangle Ventures and has been investing
in early stage technology companies for over ten years. Draper
Triangle is the midwest-based fund of Draper Fisher Jurvetson,
a leading silicon valley-based early stage technology venture firm
that has created a network of 16 affiliated regional venture funds
with over 70 investment professionals and $3 billion under management.
Founded in 1999, Draper Triangle recently closed its second fund
and has approximately $110 million under management. The Fund is
focused on early stage technology investments in information technology,
medical devices and other advanced technology companies located
in Ohio and western and central Pennsylvania. In connection with
closing the second fund, Draper Triangle opened an office on Bolivar
Road in Cleveland. Mike is leading the Fund's activities
in northeast Ohio.

Start: 3:00 pm

Pinker is best known for his books on language: The Language Instinct (1994), How the Mind Works (1997) and Words and Rules: The Ingredients of Language. In 2002 he published The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature, which explored the political, moral and emotional colorings of human nature. The Distinguished Lecture series is designed to bring prominent

Tuesday March 15, 2005
Start: 1:00 pm

REALNEO is a free open source social network established to
support dialogue and inclusion among all people interested in Northeast Ohio, at all levels. Visitors are
welcome to create an account and add content. Volunteers developing these social networking capabilities host this
oriantation on how to use these virtual tools for collaboration -
please join us all at the Peter B. Lewis building as we focus on
collaboration

Start: 3:00 pm

March 15: "A
Holistic Approach to Developing Cities and Regions" 

Michael
Start: 4:30 pm

Connect
with Academia to Build a Sustainable Economy

An
E4S
Third Tuesday Networking Event

Tuesday,
March 15, 2005

5:30
- 6:15 P.M. Networking
6:15 - 7:30 P.M. Presentation/Dialogue
7:30 - 8:00 P.M. Networking

Great
Lakes Brewing Company
- Tasting Room (entrance
on Carroll Avenue
)

Start: 5:00 pm

How would you recreate downtown Cleveland? What do
you think downtown Cleveland should look like five years from now?
These were the questions put to those who participated in the second

Wednesday March 16, 2005
Start: 6:30 am

How Search Engines Can Rev-up Your Business
“Search Engine
Optimization
� is the topic of the next NEOSA Monthly Meeting on Wed., Mar.
16 from 7:30 to 9 a.m. in the Cole Center at CSU. Click HERE

Start: 6:45 am

Power Breakfast Panel - “Finding, Keeping
and Motivating Talented People�

Wednesday, March 16, 2005, 7:45am to 9:30am
Download
this event to your Personal Information Manager

Start: 9:00 am

What is the Key to Success in the Global Market?

Global Sourcing and Global Visibility!

Please join us for an interactive discussion on the many topics of Lean Supply such as, Managing a Global Supply Chain, and Lean Supply Strategies.  Additionally, we will discuss two Ohio companies that successfully implemented a Lean Supply Solution; TS Trim Industries, and Automated Packaging Systems.  e-Ventus Corporation will also provide a Lean Supply Solution demonostration.

Start: 3:00 pm

The
Economics of Early Childhood Development: Support Workshop

Start: 4:30 pm

DATE: March 16, 2005

Annual Meeting: How Cool is Greater Akron?
Hilton Akron/Fairlawn, 3180 W. Market St., Fairlawn
5:30 - 8:30 PM
Speaker: Rebecca Ryan, Founder, Next Generation Consulting, Inc.
Non-member Cost: $55.00 Member Cost: $55.00

Start: 4:30 pm

Community
of Minds
Technology Networking Event

Thursday March 17, 2005
Start: 7:30 am

Microsoft Business Intelligence Solutions Seminar on how to assess the health of your business, develop a Business
Scorecard, identify and control costs, determine the most profitable
customers and product lines, and respond faster to customer demands,
shifts in the market, and most importantly, trends and changes in your
business using Microsoft products. Registration information.

Friday March 18, 2005
Start: 11:00 am

Democracy: Is It Best
Served by a Strict Separation of
Church and State?

Start: 4:00 pm

Seasoned Entrepreneurial Panel Discussion

The CAAO Minority Access to
Capital Program. The mission of this
program is the thoroughly educate minority entrepreneurs on all their funding
options and to aid in building relationships between the funders and minority
entrepreneurs of Northeast Ohio.

Saturday March 19, 2005
Start: 10:00 am

Meet local authors Sarah Jane Ingrham and Jeannie Morse as they sign
and read their delightful new children's book. Please bring your kids
for this wonderful afternoon of storytelling at the Local Girl Gallery. Copies of their book will

Monday March 21, 2005
Start: 11:00 am

Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Robert J. Triozzi for Mayor of Cleveland?

Tuesday March 22, 2005
Start: 8:00 am

You are invited to attend an air quality
workshop
at the offices of the Northeast Ohio Areawide
Coordinating Agency (NOACA) to begin the public participation process for the
Ozone and Particulate Matter State Implementation Plans (SIPs).

As you
may already know, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA)
designated the counties of Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina,
Portage, and Summit as in nonattainment for the new 8-hour ozone standard. The
USEPA designated Ashtabula (partial), Cuyahoga, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage,
and Summit as in nonattainment for the new fine particulate (PM2.5) standard.
These designations require that the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, with
local input, submit SIPs to USEPA that would bring Northeast Ohio into
attainment for both of these pollutants.

Please join us for a free,
public informational event that will include presentations on the air quality
issues that Northeast Ohio faces, talks by affected industries, discussion of
the Ohio EPA SIP development process, and an overview of potential attainment
strategies. Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Tuesday, March 22, 2005
9:00
a.m. until 2:30 p.m.
NOACA Board Room
1299 Superior Avenue
Cleveland,
Ohio 44114

Please RSVP by e-mail
to Pam Davis at pdavis [at] mpo [dot] noaca [dot] org
or by calling (216) 241-2414, Extension 284. Your participation is appreciated.
We look forward to talking with you. 

Start: 10:30 am

Building a Creative Online Environment:
Collaboration, Innovation and Education

March 22, 2005 at
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Register Now!

Start: 11:00 am

State of the Cleveland
Schools

Start: 1:00 pm

Each Tuesday from 2:00 - 4:00 PM REI holds REALNEO planning and orientation sessions. These sessions are free and open to anyone interested in this initiative - and excellent time to work with volunteers on your Community Of Interest Links - feel free to come anytime between 2 and 4, and stick around after for the weekly Tuesday@REI meetings, from 4:00 - 5:45 PM.

Start: 3:00 pm

March 22:
"Creating Arts Districts as Economic Development Engines"

Jim Harris, HL