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Do you have an interest in open inquiry into bridging business needs with those related to sustainability? If so, I would love to hear from you. The Cultural Fusion groups now have hundreds of members... More »
Yvette
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson (born 18 July 1950 ) is an English business magnate , best known for his Virgin brand of over 360 companies. Branson's first successful business venture was at age 16,... More »
Yvette
After many requests it is ready at last! What am I talking about? The video introduction to Cultural Fusion, of course. In the spirit of "intentional playfulness" I am calling this Cultural Fusion 101 beta... More »
Yvette
How did we get to this moment....this place that will become the history of humankind? For me, Cultural Fusion "art as philosophy" is very much about a way of being. Rather than looking at the... More »
Yvette
If morality shows the way we would like the world to work, then economics shows the reality of how the world works –from Freakonomics The upcoming virtual Gift Shop will mark the first project... More »
Yvette
Quidam (pronounced "key-DAHM"; IPA : [kiː'daːm]) means "a certain one/thing" or "anonymous passerby" in Classical Latin , and is the ninth show produced/performed by Cirque du Soleil . Cultural Fusion is creating the Avant Garde... More »
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