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A joint project between the Kaieteur Institute For Knowledge Management, and
Entovation International Ltd. of Boston,
with sponsorship from Integrated Visions Group Of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
"Thanks to the catalytic investment by executives of the Integrated Visions Group, Saudi Arabia,
and E100 Chris Geary, The RESEARCH Phase of the Knowledge Innovation Zone Initiative has
been underway for several months. In an April signing ceremony in Dubai, AUE, their corporate
VP – Mr. Mohammed Mujadedi – set the standard with words of vision for local, regional and
international leadership. “
The magnitude of this pioneering is significant with implications for our respective businesses,
countries and most of all, the youth we develop for our future.”
Now E100 Bryan Davis, ENTOVATION Fellow for Innovation Intelligence, and I are creating and
preparing for distribution the KIZ State-of-the-World Report this fall that will likely include:
KIZ Manifesto; Principles; Reference Model; Implementation Guidelines for growing a prosperous,
profitable, and sustainable KIZ; Measurement Indicators; a Practice Mastery Curriculum;
Playbook; Market Assessment Analysis, emerging Market-Space model; Knowledge-enabling
Software Directory; Directory; Expertise Directory and Global KIZ Leadership Map; Taxonomy &
Glossary; Reference Resources/Pathfinder and more. And this is only Phase I!"
Excerpt >From From Entovation E100 Alert - June 22, 2005
April 2005
Bryan participated with Debra Amidon in a KM Forum at Henley Management College
Topic: KM strategy in fast-changing environments
Speakers: Professor Martin Rahe (EADE, International Management Development
Centre, Barcelona), Christine van Winkelen (Henley KM Forum), Bryan Davis (The
Kaieteur Institute for Knowledge Management, Toronto), Debra Amidon (Entovation
International Ltd)
http://www.henleymc.ac.uk/henleyres03.nsf/pages/kmf_yearatforum
Henley Management College
2005 KIZ Student Prize
Also concurrent with the Henley College KM Forum event,
The 2005 KIZ Student Prize ( Knowledge Innovation Zone ) was presented by Bryan
Davis & Debra Amidon to
Dragana Radovaovic
Dragana is a graduate student of Professor Leif Edvinsson at the University of Lund
(Lund, Sweden).
Under the supervision of Leif Edvinsson she produced the award-winning thesis –
“Intelligence and Lund”
for her work that provides a briefing of contemporary and evolving society with an
analysis of the knowledge society, innovation and creativity environments,
intellectual capital of cities, intelligence for city development and the society of the
future.
(see also http://www.entovation.com/whatsnew/KIZ Award Student 2005.ppt)
The Award Ceremony At Henley Management College
November 2004
Bryan Davis, Joel Alleyne, & Debra Amidon participated in a Knowledge Cities RoundTable in Barcelona Spain
“Actualizing The High-Performance Knowledge City”
http://www.innovationecology.com/kco.htm
September 2004
Conversations With Debra Amidon & Bryan Davis
Debra M. Amidon and Bryan Elliot Davis have teamed up to launch a new Web
site, In the Knowledge Zones. It is the next step in the development of
Knowledge Cities, communities that believe in a new perspective of development,
which is based on knowledge and innovation. Zones and cities in some 40
countries are now accessible online. There you will find the foundation for global
sustainability including competitive ranking reports, recommended readings and
research plans. A major article on Knowledge Innovation Zones (KIZs) will
appear in the October issue of Knowledge Management magazine.
Joint article published in Knowledge Management Magazine
Get In The Zone - Debra Amidon and Bryan Elliot Davis' Article in Knowledge
Management Magazine, Vol. 8, Issue 2 (pdf)
From Australia to Finland, Knowledge Innovation Zones (KIZ) are emerging in the quest
for sustainable growth and economic development within cities, regions, countries and
enterprises. Download the pdf file of this article to discover the role of KIZs within the
KM arena.
Bryan Davis is a participant in:
KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM - ON-LINE EXECUTIVE
SEMINARS
led by Master Coach
Dr. Oliver Schwabe
Bryan Davis is also a Faculty Associate member of the
team at Banff Executive Leadership Inc.
DOUG MACNAMARA - B.Sc., B.Ed., OEC, CEB, CHRP
President & CEO, Banff Executive Leadership Inc
The Banff Executive Leadership Inc led by our valued colleague Doug Macnamara
specializes in the development and facilitation of learning experiences for those who are
truly senior leaders. Directors of Boards, and those who are already Vice Presidents,
General Managers and heads of organizations, have unique developmental needs,
demands and contexts for their learning approaches, and peer networking expectations.
We invite you to further explore our expertise and offerings in Board Governance and
Executive Leadership development, coaching, and strategic retreats.
The Kaieteur Institute welcomes and renews its affiliation with Dr. Howard Eisenberg
as a valued member of it's knowledge markets network and renews reciprocal links.
Howard and participated in our inaugural seminar in Toronto in 1998 and was introduced
to us as a member of the Entovation E 100 network.
We recommend and endorse Dr. Howard Eisenberg, the C.E.O. of Syntrek® Inc., as a
consulting and training specialist in performance enhancement & collaborative
intelligence. He is internationally noted for his pioneering work in Change Management
The Kaieteur Institute endorses the work of John Maloney
and supports and participates in the The KM Cluster
The KM Cluster® is a federated action/research network. The scope is global. The focus
is local. Community event gatherings are conducted on a regional basis. They are held
quarterly and sustain community, rhythm & continuity
Toronto KM Cluster Events
Contact Information:
Bryan Davis
President
The Kaieteur Institute For Knowledge Management
67 Alberta Avenue
Toronto, Ontario.
M6H-2R7
Tel: 416-651-1837
Fax:416-651-2108
E-Mail: [email protected]