Powered by purpose: Imagine Grant winners
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Three nonprofits describe concrete results not slogans: Breastcancer.org uses AWS Personalize to recommend treatment and fertility content and plans to ingest medical records to replace manual profiles; Code of Support Foundation builds PATRIOTlink on AWS to cut coordinators’ search time (they report weeks saved and rapid responses to COVID food spikes) and is offering the platform for military transition; Creative Commons reports enabling 2 billion pieces of content via licenses, ran the Open COVID Pledge with museums and the Smithsonian, and focuses on scaling an open, stable public commons.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Hope Wall CEO Breast Cancerorg
- 3:08Chrissy Kaufman CEO CODA Support Foundation
- 6:30Cathie Brown CEO Creative Commons
- 8:58Whats the holistic approach
- 12:10What led to Patriot Link
- 16:10What was your inflection point
- 18:20How did you navigate the risk
- 21:20What was the biggest risk
- 24:05History of Creative Commons
- 26:20Leadership
- 28:15Listening
- 31:10What is leadership
- 32:23Whats next
- 34:42Creative Commons
- 35:58Breast Cancerorg
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