Pollen vol 40 November 1, 2011 Curated by Lars Leafblad Principal, KeyStone Search http://www.linkedin.com/in/larsleafblad http://www.twitter.com/larsleafblad http://www.larsleafblad.

com Pollenites, I hope youll bear with me as I take the liberty of sharing a quick note and some fun facts as we publish our 40th issue of Pollen, but if not you can scroll down to access our normal content. We distributed the first issue of Pollen on December 4th, 2009 and in the 39 issues that have followed, weve grown from several hundred members to over 4,000 civic-minded connectors who share our belief in co-creating opportunities for fellow members to grow, develop and make impact personally, professionally and civically in our community. Our membership stretches across the entire political and public policy spectrum and across hundreds of corporate, not-for-profit, foundation, and public sector organizations and agencies in Minnesota and beyond. My dream and vision for Pollen is that we are truly planting seeds that will bear new ideas, new compromises, new relationships and new solutions in the decades to come as a result of this shared and collective experience in the Pollen community. Thank you for sharing in that dream and vision by reading, by sharing, by belonging, and by co-creating Pollen together over the past several years. Thank you for entrusting me, MinnPost.com and Pollens future curatorial stewards with your content, your time, your reputation, and your participation. Its an honorprivilege.and gift to be able to build this community with you. Thank you!! Very sincerely yours, Lars-Erik Birk Leafblad Founder and Curator 1.0, Pollen Your feedback welcome and encouraged via -> LarsL-at-keystonesearch.com

And now some Pollen Fun Facts as we look back at our first forty issues together: What ingredients came together to help germinate the launch of Pollen?!? The writings of.....Harvey Mackay, Keith Ferrazzi, Malcolm Gladwell, James Surowiecki, Seth Godin, Dale Carnegie, Daniel Pink, Robert Cialdini, Tom Peters, and Jim Collins. The actions and inspiration of and from.....Cecily Sommers (The PUSH Conference), Nate Garvis (Naked Civics), Alicia Phillips (Next Innovations), Sean Kershaw (The Citizens League), Joel Spoonheim (Civics Connection), Chadburn Blomquist (TEDxTC), Dan Grigsby/Luke Francl (MinneDemo), Diane Tran (Minnesota Rising), Matt Hemsley/Uri Neren/Jim Delaney/Lan Freitag et al (the LEAD Project), Kim Borton/Nena Street/Ben Marcy/ et al (Common Grounds), Robyn Schein (Fourth Generation/Minneapolis Foundation), Trista Harris (EPIP-MN), Leah Lundquist/Jamie Millard et al (YNPN-TC), Colin Kloecker/Shanai Matteson (Works Progress), Patrick Kuntz (Ignite Minneapolis), Jon Spayde (The Line), Wendy Helgeson/Ellen Watters (InterCity Leadership Visit), Blois Olson (Morning Take), Mary Lahammer (TPT Almanac), Lori Sturdevant/Rachel Stassen-Berger (Star Tribune), Gene Rebeck (Twin Cities Business), Drew Wood (Minnesota Business/Thrillist.com), Brad Brown (Social Venture Partners - MN), Tammy Mencel/Mark Reilly (Mpls/St. Paul Business Journal "40 under Forty"), Larry Jacobs/Kate Cimino/Lea Chittenden (HHH School of Public Affairs Policy Fellows), Peter Hutchinson (The Bush Foundation/Bush Leadership Fellows), Carleen Rhodes/Jen Ford Reedy/Dana Nelson (Minnesota Philanthropy Partners/GiveMN.org), Mrs. TeWinkel (Calvin Christian School). Scott/Sarah Burns (Citizens League membership drive) The support of......The Blad Pad - Maren Leafblad, Megan Leafblad, Peg Birk, KeyStone Search Marcia Ballinger, Rebecca Driscoll, Mike Frommelt, Diane Meskan, Nathan Perez, Bob Schoenbaum, MinnPost - Joel Kramer, Laurie Kramer, Corey Anderson, Stephanie Johnson, Audra Otto, Paper Darts Jamie Millard, Meghan Murphy Suszynski, Regan Smith The early cross-Pollenators who recruited new members to Pollen in 2009/early 2010.. Lee Anderson, Angie Andresen, Regina Barr, Stacy Bee, Karla Bigham, Peg Birk, Sarah Bjelland, Laura Bloomberg, Andy Brehm, Julie Brekke, Amanda Brinkman, Laura Brod, Chad Brown, Virginia Brown, Martha Carlson, Karen Casanova, Jennifer Champer Huber, Kate Cimino, Katie Clark, Dan Cramer, Catherine Day, Stephanie Devitt, Duchesne Drew, Nathan Dungan, Jean Edhlund, Carolyn Egeberg, John Eichten, Karla Ekdahl, Christiaan Engstrom, Liza Etienne, Tom Evers, Barb Farrell, Dani Fisher, Charlie Flinn, Jen Ford Reedy, J. Forrest, Amy Fredregill, Jeff Freeland Nelson, Robert Freeman, Katy Friesz, Angela Garrett, Nate Garvis, Robin Gibson, Jane Goodnight, Natalie Greve, Dan Grigsby, Kelly Groehler, Mike Guild, Catherine Gunsbury, Jake Hamlin, Lindsay Hanson, Nicole Harrison, Trisha Hasbargen, Dan Haugen, Wendy Helgeson, Steve Helland, Joanne Henry, Scott Herold, Brian Hobbins, Nels Hoplin, Deb Hopp, Dan Hoxworth, Tim Huebsch, Julie Hurbanis, Mark Jansa, Ann Kaner-Roth, Beth Kathan, Sean Kershaw, Morgan Kinross-Wright, Karen Kodzik, Andrea Kopfmann, Meghan Krause, Mike Krueger, Elizabeth Lake, Chris Lambe, Taylor Larson, Ron Lattin, Megan Leafblad, Brad Lehrman, Jeremy Lenz, Annie Levenson-Falk, Katie Lichty, Marshall Lichty, Mike Logan, Alex Lopes, Ali Lozoff,. Phew And Ben Marcy, Mark Marshall, Albert Maruggi, Chris Mayr, Jan McDaniel, Beth McMullen, Jeff Meacham, Sona Mehring, Tammy Mencel, Rohn Jay Miller, Margarette Minor, Teresa Morrow, Jason Mosakowski, Katie Nadeau, Joe Nathan, Tom Nelson, Dana Nelson, Uri Neren, Michelle Ness, Jennifer Niemela, Meg Nodzon, Dan Olson, Joan Olson, Blois Olson, Matt Oquist, Christopher Orr, Cathy Paper, Frank Parisi, Stephanie Payne, Steve Pederson, Dave Pelka, Naomi Pesky, Jeff Peterson, Brian Peterson, Jodi Petrich, Alicia Phillips, Dave Pinto, Lisa Pope, Jamie Proulx, Lisa Radzak, Sarah Richter, Heather Riddle, Kristin Robbins, Delinda Rood, Jill Rudnitski, Erin Sapp, Rachel Schaefer, Ben Schein, Robyn Schein, Tanya Schmitt, Eric Schubert, Lynne Schuman, Dick Senese, Raj Shah, Ali Sipkins, Kim

Snyder, Nils Snyder, Cecily Sommers, Joel Spoonheim, Keith Stout, Jen Swanson, Christine Swanson, Greg Tehven, Tom Teigen, Joe Thiegs, Jennifer Thompson, Ted Thompson, Hans Thomsen, Ann Ulring, Jan Unstad, Mark Van Note, Bill Venne, Jim Vos, Dave Walstad, Joel Wessman, and Andrea Wood. My sincere apologies in advance to the dozens Ive inevitably missed who were fellow early recruiters/ambassadors/cross-pollenators.thank you to each and every one of you for sharing Pollen! More on the origins of Pollen: http://fasthorseinc.com/blog/2010/09/30/everything-i-know-about-networking-i-learned-in-3rd-grade/ Where is Pollen going? 440+ members responded to our poll on this question in March 2011 called "Pollen's Future" -> read all responses from fellow members via the secure link below. You will need a password to access the data. http://bit.ly/PollenPoll-OurFuture-FullReport Password: pollenfuture Top 4 most-read issues of Pollen: 1) http://www.minnpost.com/businessagenda/2011/08/01/30400/pollen_newsletter_volume_34 2) http://www.minnpost.com/businessagenda/2011/04/01/27079/pollen_newsletter_volume_27_the_ final_issue 3) http://www.minnpost.com/businessagenda/2011/01/19/25014/pollen_newsletter_volume_24 4) http://www.minnpost.com/businessagenda/2010/08/12/20498/pollen_newsletter_vol_17 The 7-most clicked PDF links in Pollen: 1) "Interview Questions Asked by CEO's" http://www.scribd.com/doc/59475030/The-Corner-Office-Lars-Leafblad-Notes-July-2011 2) "Preparing for Your Recruitment" http://www.scribd.com/doc/52870229/Lars-Leafblad-Association-of-Fundraising-ProfessionalsArticle 3) 3 "Notes on Bill Taylor's "Practically Radical"": http://www.scribd.com/doc/52516907/Lars-Leafblad-Notes-on-Practically-Radical-by-WilliamTaylor 4) Itasca Project's Charting a New Course Report" http://www.scribd.com/doc/30194730/The-Itasca-Project-Charting-A-New-Course-Restoring-JobGrowth 5) "Minnesota Business Editor's Note by Drew Wood Mentioning Pollen" http://www.scribd.com/doc/52928933/Minnesota-Business-EditorsNote-April2011-Lars-Leafblad 6) "HR Magazine: Strong Ethical Cultures Help Bottom Line" http://www.scribd.com/doc/45287267/HR-Magazine-Strong-Ethical-Cultures 7) "Notes on Seth Godin's 'Tribes'" http://www.scribd.com/doc/52867339/Lars-Leafblad-Notes-on-Tribes-by-Seth-Godin

The most-clicked bit.ly links in Pollen: The Line's interview with Lars Leafblad on "MN's Search for a New Identity" http://www.thelinemedia.com/features/larsleafblad03022010.aspx Mpls St. Paul Business Journal's 2011 "40 under Forty" list http://www2.bizjournals.com/twincities/events/2011/40_under_forty/ Star Tribune's "The Fixers" profiles of non-profit arts leaders: http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/stageandarts/120917469.html Twin Cities Business "The Innovatives" http://www.tcbmag.com/peoplecompanies/businessleaders/134135p1.aspx Twin Cities Business 2010 "200 Minnesotans You Should Know" http://www.tcbmag.com/superstars/200minnesotansyoushouldknow/index.aspx Mpls St. Paul Business Journal's 2010 "40 Under Forty" list http://assets.bizjournals.com/cms_media/twincities/pdf/0326_40u40_spread.pdf Minnesota Business "The Minnesota Business Encyclopedia of 2010" incl/ Pollen: http://www.minnesotabusiness.com/minnesota-business-encyclopedia-2010 Kelly Groehler & Co.'s "Social Media & Political Campaigns Presentation" http://prezi.com/jqp1ai-2nmop/intersection-of-social-media-and-political-campaigns-a-simple-blueprint-forcandidates/ City Pages "Twin Cities Thinkers" by Erin Carlyle http://www.citypages.com/2010-07-14/news/twin-cities-thinkers/ Paula Prahl interview w/ Pollen on leadership: http://www.scribd.com/doc/57870205/Pollen-Interview-for-Pollen-Volume-31-Paula-Prahl-Lars-Leafblad MPR's "Headhunting Minnesota's next CEO" with Kerri Miller and Lars Leafblad http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2010/10/27/midmorning3/ Mpls St. Paul Business Journal's "40 under Forty Alumni Database" http://www2.bizjournals.com/twincities/events/2011/40_under_forty/40-under-forty-alumni.html Finance and Commerce's 2011 "Minnesotans on the Move" http://finance-commerce.com/2011/02/fc-announces-2011-minnesotans-on-the-move-award-winners/ Minnesota Business "The Case for Social Media" http://www.minnesotabusiness.com/not-another-social-media-story The Line "What Makes the Twin Cities Special?" http://www.thelinemedia.com/features/0519tcdifference.aspx Leadership and Community "Who do you know that has "Cube Cred"" by J. Forrest http://www.leadershipandcommunity.com/2010/04/27/who-do-you-know-that-has-cube-cred/

What is Pollen? For those of you experiencing Pollen for the first time, heres a quick overview of who we are: Pollen is a community comprised of civic-minded connectors who share ideas, career and civic engagement opportunities and peer-to-peer recognition to create positive impact and personal and professional growth for its members. Pollen on LinkedIn Click here to connect with 3,200+ Pollen members and have access to sharing jobs, events, and articles directly with fellow members: http://bit.ly/Pollen-LinkedIn Become a full fledged Pollenite! If someone has forwarded this to you and youd like to become a full-fledged Pollenite, which provides you with the opportunity to contribute content for distribution to the entire Pollen network, become a member by emailing larsl-at-keystonesearch.com. Volume 40 Contents: 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) Pollen special feature 2011 Give to the Max Day with GiveMN Events Ideas/Inspiration Pollen Props Jobs/Internships Boards Fun/Etc.

Pollens Q&A with Pollenite Dana Nelson, GiveMN Executive Director about 2011 Give to the Max Day, occurring November 16: (full disclosure, Lars Leafblad is a member of the GiveMN Strategy Cabinet) What is Give to the Max Day? Give to the Max Day is the Great Minnesota Give Together! It is the day for Minnesotans to come together to raise as much money as possible for nonprofits in 24 hours. Give to the Max Day started when we launched GiveMN in 2009 and now in our third year, has become a new tradition to kick off the holiday giving season. What is GiveMN? GiveMN is a collaborative venture to transform philanthropy in Minnesota by growing overall giving and moving more of it online. We were launched by the Minnesota Community Foundation in partnership with foundations from across the state to leverage technology for the nonprofit sector in Minnesota. Through its engaging web platform, GiveMN helps nonprofit organizations of all sizes reach new donors, increases giving through fun and engaging campaigns (like Give to the Max Day!) and significantly reduces overall fundraising costs. GiveMN helps individuals find, learn and contribute to Minnesota and national programs, and facilitates quick and easy online donations by credit card and organizes online charitable contributions in one location.

Why should nonprofits participate in Give to the Max Day? Honestly, Give to the Max Day is awesome (ok, I am totally biased)! Its EASY, fun and is a ready-made event for nonprofits to leverage. We make it as turnkey as possible by providing template emails, logos and other marketing tools so all a nonprofit has to do is copy, paste and send. We will have a great media campaign (last year we garnered an amazing 169M media impressions, huge kudos to Padilla Spear Beardsley) and new this year are partnering with the Mall of America for a live event all day with great new social media elements. No matter what else a nonprofit organization has planned for their year-end fundraising, Give to the Max Day is an exciting reason to ask their supporters to give to their organization AND to ask their supporters to ask their friends to give. That is the beauty of social media and online giving. If youre still not convinced, check out my Top 10 list here! http://www.scribd.com/doc/69497334/Give-MN-Top-10-Reasons How can Pollenites get involved? 1. Encourage your favorite nonprofits to do something for Give to the Max Day even if its just sending an email to donors and asking their donors to ask their friends to give. Refer them to the Give to the Max Day nonprofit toolkit where they can open the email to donors, copy, paste and send. It is literally that easy! There is, of course, a lot more that nonprofits can be doing to raise more money. Click here for a checklist to ensure that your nonprofit is doing everything it can to leverage Give to the Max Day http://www.scribd.com/doc/70971780/GTMD11-Checklist-2-Weeks-to-Go Or better yet, click here to watch the webinar that walks you through how to hit it out of the park on November 16! 2. Mark your calendars now for November 16. Go to GiveMN.org and donate to all of your favorite Minnesota charities that day. Many nonprofits will offer the opportunity to double your dollars throughout the 24 hours. And every donation you make gives your favorite organizations the chance to win even more money. Any last words? Together we have the power to raise MILLIONS of dollars for THOUSANDS of Minnesota nonprofits in ONE day. How cool is that? But dont just take it from me - read below from Pollenite nonprofit leaders who share their Give to the Max Day faves below. Lindsi Gish Second Harvest Heartland Ann Kaner-Roth Project 515 Josh Reimnitz Students Today, Leaders Forever Read their stories below: http://www.scribd.com/doc/70971717/3-Nonprofits-GTMD

Events: November 2 TORCH Community Whats Your Story? event http://www.eventbrite.com/event/2289774778?utm_source=eb_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaig n=new_eventv2&utm_term=eventurl_text November 3 Saint Paul Area Chamber of Commerce 3rd Annual Chamber Honors Gala http://www.saintpaulchamber.com/cwt/External/WCPages/WCEvents/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=245003 0 November 7 MinnPost.com 4th Birthday Party Celebration Solera http://www.minnpost.com/birthday/ November 9 Citizens League 2011 Civic Celebration http://citizensleague.org/events/past/2011/11/2011_annual_civ.php November 10 AchieveMpls Education Partners Luncheon http://achievemplsluncheon.eventbrite.com/ November 16 Give to the Max Day 2011 http://www.givemn.org November 16- Ashoka Solutions Forum (an evening presentation by innovative social entrepreneurs, followed by a community cocktail reception) - Wed 11/16 @ 7:30pm | Minnesota Public Library November 16 MN Agri-Growth Council Annual Meeting http://www.agrigrowth.org/Annual_meeting.html December 4. Youth Frontiers Integenerational Women's Brunch: Choosing to Respect Our Authentic Selves. Sunday, Dec 4 at noon-2 p.m. at Calhoun Beach Club. To RSVP email Mindy at mplewacki-atyouthfrontiers.org. Ideas/Inspiration: Fourth Generation has selected Nutrition and Food Justice as its focus area for the year. Members will be exploring the issue and identifying great nonprofit organization working on Nutrition and Food Justice in our community to fund. Thanks to the generosity of The Jay and Rose Phillips Foundation of Minnesota and The Minneapolis Foundation there is $20,000 available in matching funds for Fourth Generation's grantmaking. This is a great year to get involved and amplify your giving. Find out more and get involved: (via Robyn Schein) http://www.minneapolisfoundation.org/CharitableGiving/NextGeneration/NextGeneration/NextGeneration Post.aspx?ID=32dbf6f0-fd84-44f4-adc2-f4be6e5093ea The Power of Positive Coaching (via Greg Tehven) http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/10/20/the-power-of-positive-coaching/ Connect with President and CEO of the Wilder Foundation, MayKao Hang, on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/maykaohang Young Nonprofit Professionals Network Twin Cities Personal Branding insights http://www.cloudcarvings.com/blog/ Wall Street Journal Stanford d.School teaches innovation 101: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204831304576596703319827740.html?mod=wsj_share_ tweet_bot

Mary Meekers 2011 Internet Trends Presentation http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/18/mary-meekers-2011-presentation-on-internet-trends-slides/ Fortunes 2011 40 under 40: http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2011/news/companies/1110/gallery.40_under_40.fortune/ Harvard Business Review Become an Extraordinary Leader: http://blogs.hbr.org/cs/2011/10/become_extraordinary.html Fast Company Silicon Valleys New Hiring Strategy http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/160/ign-self-taught-coders MN High Tech Association seeks applicants for 2012 ACE Leadership Program: http://www.mhta.org/ace_leadership.php Five overfunded good projects on Kickstarter.com http://blog.dutiee.com/five-overfunded-social-good-projects-on-kickstarter/ Peter Thiel Were in a Bubble and its not the internet. Its higher ed http://techcrunch.com/2011/04/10/peter-thiel-were-in-a-bubble-and-its-not-the-internet-its-highereducation/ Poignant eulogy A sisters eulogy for Steve Jobs: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/10/30/opinion/mona-simpsons-eulogy-for-stevejobs.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1 Pollen Props: To Megan Leafblad and Michael Gottschalk on their recent engagement Cheryl Moeller on her new role as Executive Director of High Tech Kids (www.hightechkids.org) Katie Nadeau, Beth McMullen, Mark Giga and entire MBP team on another very successful annual dinner To the recently announced leadership team of Youthprise.org -> http://youthprise.org/2011/10/youthprise-announces-its-leadership-team/ To Greg Tehven and others working to launch TEDxFargo Diane Tran and the entire Minnesota Rising team and presenters for their very successful 2011 un/conference http://minnesotarising.wordpress.com/schedule/sessions/ Mark Apfelbacher on his new role as Director of Chinook Book Bobbi Cordano, Tracy Fischman, Cathy Maes, Ethan Roberts, Marsha Shotley, and Sheila Smith on their election to the MN Council of Nonprofits Board of Directors http://www.minnesotanonprofits.org/news/articles/2011/10/19/six-nonprofit-leaders-elected-to-statewideboard Laura Bordelon on her new role as SVP, Advocacy with the MN Chamber of Commerce Denise Stahura on her election to the St. Paul Union Park District Council Patty Beadle on her new role as Midwest Expansion Project Manager for Youth Frontiers

Jason Van de Loo on his new role as Vice President of International Marketing & Development with Capella Education Company Chuck Peterson on his new role as Senior Community Relations Specialist with Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Jeff McLaughlin on his promotion to Executive Vice President with Neuger Communications Group To Isaac Ike Johnson for sharing his incredible gift of hospitality at Mannys thanks Ike!! Jobs/Internships: Hammer Residences, Inc. CEO (via Mike Frommelt and Lars Leafblad) http://bit.ly/Hammer-CEO Hazelden Corporate Communications and Public Relations Manager (via Lars Leafblad) http://www.minnesotanonprofits.org/job-details?id=48213 MN based Blue Zones & Healthways partnering with Wellmark hiring State-Wide Leader and a State Operations Director (via Joel Spoonheim) Interested candidates should contact Emily Moses with Healthways emily.moses-at-healthways.com The Jefferson Center for New Democratic Processes Executive Director (via Scott Hvizdos) http://jefferson-center.org/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={5ECFC5FD-EB70-43C8-BF32DEB41D9C24A1} Mosaic Director, Communications (via Chris Lambe) http://www.mosaicco.com/careers/ Teenwise Minnesota Executive Director (via Susan Spiers) http://www.minnesotanonprofits.org/job-details?id=48650 University of Minnesota Alumni Association VP, Outreach (via Phil Esten) http://www.minnesotaalumni.org/s/1118/content.aspx?sid=1118&gid=1&pgid=3304 West Suburban Teen Clinic Director of External Relations and Resources (via Leah Hebert) http://westsuburbanteenclinic.org/sites/default/files/Director%20of%20External%20Relations%20and%20 Resources%20%282%29.pdf Works Progress Project Assistant (via Colin Kloecker) www.springboardforthearts.org/resources-and-referrals/jobs-and-internships/project-assistant/ womenwinning Executive Director (via Sarah Taylor-Nanista) http://www.minnesotanonprofits.org/job-details?id=48466 Yinghua Academy Executive Director (via Lars Leafblad) http://www.minnesotanonprofits.org/job-details?id=48060 Boards: Community Shares of MN seeks board members (via Kate Cimino) http://www.communitysharesmn.org/index.php?main_menu_id=1&content_id=2106 Minneapolis Bicycle Coalition seeks board members (via Parker Mullins) http://mplsbike.org/content/seeking-board-applicants

Minnesota Center for Book Arts (http://www.mnbookarts.org/), the premier book arts organization in the U.S., is looking for candidates for board service. Senior managers from arts-friendly corporations preferred, but will consider other experience. For more information, contact board member Pam Johnson at pjohnsonsearch-at-gmail.com. (via Pam Johnson) Numerous MN non-profit board openings c/o MAP for Nonprofits: http://bit.ly/MAP-BoardOpenings

Fun/Etc: Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlakes History of Rap 3: http://www.hulu.com/watch/294772/late-night-with-jimmy-fallon-history-of-rap-3 Inspiration for Halloween 2012 -> The Picasso of Pumpkin Carving http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204346104576639122627836298.html?mod=wsj_share_ tweet Reminder to connect with Pollen on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter Facebook: Join 1,100 + fellow Pollenites who are engaging with one another on Facebook. Join: http://www.facebook.com/bepollen LinkedIn: Click here to connect with 3,200+ Pollen members and have access to sharing jobs, events, and articles directly with fellow members: http://bit.ly/Pollen-LinkedIn Twitter: Follow Pollen on Twitter by using the hashtag #BePollen Profile: http://www.twitter.com/larsleafblad Thanks again for being part of Pollen! Go forth and cross-pollinate! Lars Curator, Pollen, Principal, KeyStone Search larsl-at-keystonesearch.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/larsleafblad http://www.twitter.com/larsleafblad http://www.larsleafblad.com