April 22 At CSW Global 15: Empowering Billions Through Collaborative Societies

CSW Global 2015 Day 3 started with a bang as sharing economy practitioners, thought-leaders and from Australia, Singapore, India, Philippines, US, Colombia, and Brussels and among others shared amazing insights, stories, and data on how crowdsourcing has empowered billions of people to contribute and solve the issues in the cities and communities. With the theme, […]

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CSW Global 2015 Day 3 started with a bang as sharing economy practitioners, thought-leaders and from Australia, Singapore, India, Philippines, US, Colombia, and Brussels and among others shared amazing insights, stories, and data on how crowdsourcing has empowered billions of people to contribute and solve the issues in the cities and communities.

With the theme, “Collaborative Cities & Society: Empowering Billions,” the day was full of cutting-edge content and insights from brilliant and inspiring speakers about outsourcing, open data, civic activities, the intersection of journalism, social media, businesses, and smart cities. The opportunities are infinite with the crowd and this movement isn’t just in Silicon Valley – it’s going global. Are we ready for it?

Wrapping up day 3, here are some of the quotable and tweetable insights from the speakers:

 

Care to join the conversation on Twitter? Don’t forget to tag @CrowdWeek using the hashtag #CSWGlobal15

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Maria Krisette Capati 玛丽亚

Maria is the Editorial Associate of Crowdsourcing Week in charge of media outreach. She's a major of Business Management and Entrepreneurship and an advocate of faith-based non-profit organizations, women's, and children's rights. When she's not writing and dabbling with the Crowdsourcing Week team, she satiates her wanderlust and travel around Asia.

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