Plimmerton Rotary Dinner Meeting 8th August
Four Cs that are building better organisations and communities - Create, Connect, Communicate, Collaborate', says Fraser Carson who will be speaking to us tonight.
'The internet is the infrastructure tool of the modern age', he says. 'However, we need to challenge the status quo of the internet with a completely fresh approach to the way websites work, to deliver even more. We need a mission to help people to more easily and productively connect, build relationships, share knowledge, find resources, develop assets, advance ideas, fund raise and promote themselves and others. In short, to benefit individuals, clusters and active communities of common interest'.
Fraser Carson is a director of Flightdec Limited, a Wellington-based marketing and communications consultancy. Flightdec has developed a unique online platform that delivers websites to clients in the community and membership sector that supports connectivity and collaboration.
Fraser is a strategic problem-solver and implementer with more than 40 years experience.
He see his primary mission as; helping people more easily and productively share knowledge and information, advance ideas, find quality resources, develop assets, build relationships, make sales and promote themselves and others through smarter use of the internet.
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Do you ever regift?
What’s your take on asking for a receipt if a gift doesn’t fit?
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79.7% Yes! It's better to regift what I don't need
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20.3% No. It's the thought and effort that matters
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