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  • KUBA - A Change Management Tool

    During a time of change it’s critical to manage all stakeholders through every step:
    Know
    Understand
    Believe
    Act
    It deconstructs nicely - individuals can’t act until they believe. They won’t believe until they understand. And they can’t understand until they know.
    So where to start? By communicating (repeatedly).
    I believe attribution for this eventually works its way back to the former […]

  • Cold War Kids at the Mod Club

    I eventually solved my problem, finding out where to buy tickets for the Cold War Kids show in Toronto. I bought six of them and a bunch of us had an incredible night celebrating my friend Greg’s birthday.
    The band opened for Tokyo Police Club and put on an energetic show. Here’s some videos I […]

  • Book Admin

    I’m guilty of always having a few books on the go; however, lately it has gotten out of hand. To solve the problem I’ve put a new rule in place - no new books until all of my partially completed ones are finished.
    Here’s two that I’ve recently finished.

  • Vancouver / LA

    I spent last week in Vancouver and LA.

    It was the first time I was really able to see Vancouver and breathe the city in (a little bit). We had a meeting in Cole Harbour, in a bar across from Stanely Park with the mountains on the horizon. Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. For dinner we ate […]

April

This is the archive for April, 2007.

Welcome to the conversation.

Hi, I'm Fraser and this is my personal site where I write about the things I'm interested in: start-up strategy, the web, music, and life.

My days are spent commercializing emerging technologies. Currently I'm helping to deliver the promise of semantic web to the consumer market at AdaptiveBlue. Previously I was at Trivaris, a Canadian seed stage investment firm.

I am a co-founder of Innovation Night, a community driven event supporting entrepreneurship in Canadian and US cities.

Here's what I'm doing right now:

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