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The Best 24 Conferences for the Rest of This Year
One-stop shopping for your professional development
OK, that was enough coverage of my time in Madrid — but it makes the point that conferences are really important for professional development. We’re at the end of the spring conference se...
8 Things That Blew My Mind at Bloomberg CityLab
A final recap from my trip
Welcome back to The New Urban Order — where we discuss the future of cities, and the housing, climate, tech and culture in them.
What If the Best Library Is One You Build Yourself?
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I loved this story about how a community made a bronze replica of a London Plane tree branch that rotted so that generations of kids in Walla Walla could keep climbing it. (Hat tip: )
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Two worthy items all over my Li...
Madrid's Version of Abundance
Plus: My favorite spots in Madrid
Hi readers, welcome back to The New Urban Order, where we discuss the future of cities. As I mentioned last week, I went to Madrid for Bloomberg CityLab, and I’ll be writing a few pieces as a result of my...
Why 1,000 City Leaders Are Heading to Madrid Next Week
I’m super excited to be heading to Madrid next week to attend Bloomberg CityLab, a global cities summit led by Bloomberg Philanthropies in partnership with the Aspen Institute. CityLab has been in my orbit for years and I’m chuffed to final...
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