BIF Book Group - A community of innovators that likes to read and discuss good books.

A community of innovators that likes to read and discuss good books.

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Errol Williams is now a member of BIF Book Group

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A Good Story Can Change The World

On October 7th and 8th the Business Innovation Factory will bring together 30 storytellers from all walks of life to share their personal story of innovation. Join us for the BIF-5 Collaborative Innovation Summit for two days of rapid-fire storytelling. No keynotes. No corporate infomercials. Just real talk and great conversation about what it takes to create change.

Past and present storytellers include BIF bookgroup authors Jeff Jarvis, Jacqueline Novogratz and Steven Johnson.

For more information and to check out this year's fabulous lineup visit the BIF-5 site.

"It's like a poetry slam for innovators!." ~BIF-5 cohost Bill Taylor

Register today. We have limited seating available!

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Let's Reboot This Thing! 2 Replies

Started by Christine Flanagan in General. Last reply by Christine Flanagan Sep 15.

Poverty, A Solvable Problem 7 Replies

Started by Saul Kaplan in The Blue Sweater. Last reply by monika hardy Jul 22.

Has anyone already read The Blue Sweater by Jacqueline Novogratz? 7 Replies

Started by Christine Flanagan in The Blue Sweater. Last reply by monika hardy Jul 22.

Life is a Beta: Try more stuff 4 Replies

Started by Saul Kaplan in What Would Google Do?. Last reply by Mitchell Surface Jul 17.

Forgive the promotion but...

Started by Christine Flanagan in General Jun 30.

Welcome to the BIF Book Group

Welcome to the BIF Book Group! This community was launched in March, 2009 by Business Innovation Factory (BIF) chief catalyst Saul Kaplan. His idea: Our community of innovators loves to read, write, and share ideas about good books. We are also blessed with many authors in the BIF community. So why not start a book group?

Our structure is simple and straight-forward. In true BIF fashion, we will innovate as we grow. New members will always be welcome. Suggestions for books will come from our community. We will rotate facilitation responsibility to any member interested and enable all members to pose questions and share ideas with the group. When possible, we will interact directly with the author.

So let's get started. This month we're reading Jeff Jarvis' new book What Would Google Do?. Head to the discussion forum and see what we're talking about.

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Economical Shifting With Packers and Movers of India

Moving of goods from the one place to another is not an easy task. It is one of the most problematic and chaotic task that makes people mentally and physically tired. Lots of processes and task has to be done to make the task complete one. Packing, loading, unloading and unpacking of goods has to done in safe and secure way. These tasks may look simple but in reality they are the most problematic and time taking one. Sometimes during the process many unwanted issues unfolds making people mentall… Continue

Posted by john michal on November 3, 2009 at 3:33am

Packers Movers of Noida Makes Relocation Easier

Shifting with household goods to new location is not a fun chore job. It is one of the most difficult tasks, which unfold many unwanted issues. Lot of tasks has to be done with care and dedication to make relocation hassle free and cost effective. Well, everyone is much familiar about the difficulty of relocation and some might have even faced as well. So instead of facing a hard blow of packing and moving it is advisable to the people to hire the services from reputed moving agency.

Moving com… Continue

Posted by john michal on October 13, 2009 at 7:17am

The Blue Sweater - Book Review

The Blue Sweater - book review

I spent a good part of my recent birthday stuck on airplanes, re-routed from connecting flights, and sitting on the tarmac instead of getting home. This was my first birthday since my mom died. This was a perfect set-up for self-pity.

Luckily for me, I was traveling with a Kindle full of reading and one actual book, Jacqueline Novogratz's The Blue Sweater. The upside of my endless date with United Airlines was that I read Novogratz's book in one sitting. And self… Continue

Posted by Lucy Bernholz on April 17, 2009 at 1:03pm