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RESEARCH

Angelo Vermeulen: Co-Creation, Community Organizing and 'Facilitating Leadership' Accelerate Project Innovation

5/17/2015

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A developer applies co-creating, community organizing and ‘facilitating leadership’ practices to accelerate innovation in three global strategic initiatives.
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Angelo Vermeulen
Angelo Vermeulen (born 1971) is a Belgian visual artist.[1] His multidisciplinary oeuvre crosses over the boundaries of biology, technology and community. Vermeulen won the Witteveen+Bos Art+Technology Award in 2012.[2] He is crew commander of HI-SEAS, a Mars simulation study on improving the nutritional value of space food, funded by NASA.[3] As a TED Senior Fellow he travels the world to share information about his art and scientific projects. - Wikipedia
Learn more about Angelo's life work at the intersection of space research, biology and art in and these three Strategic Initiatives he creatively and cooperatively leads around the globe. 

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