Hub Berkeley Weekly Roll Up: There’s Some Conference Next Week?

Yes, indeed.

And if you are a Hub Member with amazing products or ideas, you get a chance for investors and entrepreneurs from all around the world to see them. How?

Hub Berkeley Weekly Roll Up: EVENTS (and some are FREE!)

Amazing people, like Sarah Brooks of Hot Studio, are speaking at SOCAP 11′

The conference is approaching fast. If you are a Hub Member, registering for 30% off the ticket price is easy. Here’s how:

Hub Stories: New Hub Member Uses Improv to Transform the Unacceptable

[Name]: Pamela Hawley

[Title]: CEO and Founder of UniversalGiving

[Areas of Expertise]: Charitable Giving, Volunteering, Social Justice, Poverty, Blogging, Sales, Business Development, Corporate Social Responsibility

[Memory Lane]:

“At the age of twelve, I was on a family trip in Mexico. My dad and I were wandering around at a traditional marketplace, and we veered off into a little cul de sac. I remember seeing so many starving children there, unwashed, maimed, some without legs… I was beyond shocked. I just remember looking at my dad in absolute awe. And the word “UNACCEPTABLE” became imprinted across my mind…”

[Hub Inspirations] The Dream That Must Be Interpreted

I love Rumi’s poetry. I read a poem at least once a day.

Learn more about Rumi 

The Dream That Must Be Interpreted

Hub Berkeley Weekly Roll Up: 5 Food Leaders Convening in 1 Place

Michael Pollan is Among Many Leaders That Move the Food World.

5 of these leaders will convene at Hub San Francisco tonight, Tuesday, and join Penelope Douglas, Hub/SOCAP Board President, in lively discussion. Who are these leaders?

#Connect@Brown: SF Watch Party

Engage virtually with the elite Dell Social Innovation Competition Semi-Finalist Fellows at an interactive forum at Brown University, 4:30 PM Friday, August 19th, HUB Soma, 901 Mission Street at 5th Street

[Hub Inspiration] What thing about humanity surprises you the most?

I was recently really inspired by this quote . It captures so well what I think is so wrong about the conditions of ordinary existence today.