Project Baby Warmth Power Of Social Technology

Video Title: (Project Baby Warmth Power Of Social Technology)
Video Duration: 5:20
From: stanfordbusiness
Category: Education
project baby warmth is a social enterprise that has designed a low-cost infant warmer for the developing world with a mission to empower the disadvantaged to improve their lives through disruptive technologies. mba students: karla gallardo, aastha gupta, lav ashok project was part of the power of social technology post course - winter 2010 taught by jennifer lynn aaker, general atlantic professor of marketing, stanford graduate school of business. center for social innovation: csi.gsb.stanford.edu stanford graduate school of business: gsb.stanford.edu
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My Haiti Story Power Of Social Technology

Video Title: (My Haiti Story Power Of Social Technology)
Video Duration: 5:46
From: stanfordbusiness
Category: Education
my haiti story is an inspirational storybank: a place for people moved by the earthquake in haiti to share their stories of empowerment, engagement, volunteerism, or philanthropy. mba students: lindsay arnold, jason brewster, pierre djian, loreanne garcia, christiane rizk, katharine wolf project was part of the power of social technology post course - winter 2010 taught by jennifer lynn aaker, general atlantic professor of marketing, stanford graduate school of business. center for social innovation: csi.gsb.stanford.edu stanford graduate school of business: gsb.stanford.edu
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