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Calvin Hoot / Janice Fraser / Jared Spool / Jay Trimble /
Jef Bekes / Jeff Gothelf / Jeff Patton / Jeremy Lightsmith
/ Janet Brunckhorst / Janice Fraser / Johanna Kollmann /
Jon Innes / Jon Wettersten / Jonathan Berger / Josh
Seiden / Lane Halley / Martina Schell / Mike Long / Moses
Hohman / Paolo Lorenzoni / Paul Pagel / Robert Fan /
Robert Slifka / Shawn Crowley / Steve McKiernan /
Thomas G. Knight / Tim McCoy / Ward Cunningham /
William Pietri / Zach Larson

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20. @thinknow

21. @thinknow Balanced Team values

22. @thinknow Create trust Share experiments Celebrate failure Welcome diverse voices

23. @thinknow Balanced Team activities

24. @thinknow Lightning Talks Austin 2014

25. @thinknow Fishbowls photo: @_aben Los Angeles 2014

26. @thinknow Open Space photo: @uxgrumpSan Francisco 2013

27. @thinknow Workshops photo: @uxgrumpSan Francisco 2011

28. @thinknow Collaboration photo: @pablohartGrand Rapids 2010

29. @thinknow Social Time photo: @uxgrumpLondon 2013

30. @thinknow Play Chicago 2012