Oli is very young but has already achieved more than most people could if they had the spring of eternal life bubbling away in their garden. For example, he's helped to launch countless organisations, sits on the Prime Minister's Council on Social Action and introduced speed networking to the UK.
He also came up with Make Your Mark with a Tenner, a competition that challenges 10,000 school pupils to see what they can achieve with ten pounds and one month - an ingenious scheme that reminded us of some of the Battlefront campaigns. This man would make a good mentor, we thought. And here he is.
He's particularly good at bringing people together who can get stuff done, so he's going to show our campaigners how to build a useful network of friends, and maybe lend them some of his.
Oh, and he used to be a Butlin's redcoat. But he doesn't like to make a song and dance about it.
Holly Shaw
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01 June 2009
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From time to time, I link to stuff I find interesting on Twitter. The trouble is, if you don’t happen to be tuning in at the time, or don’t have time to trawl back through someone’s account, the chances are you’ll have missed it. So by way of a little experiment, here are a few things [...]
This is a tag cloud. It eats words, but only ones about how people want to change the world. You can click on a ‘want’ to agree or disagree. The more people agree with a want, the bigger it gets, until the tag cloud starts to wish it didn’t have eyes bigger than its stomach.