We are really thrilled to have the support of our NetSquared Camps Global Partners.  Their contributions have helped support the planning, development and creation of the Camps pilot, including the resources and materials provided to local organizers.  Please review the short messages below, for more information about the Global Partners and their work.

For questions about the Global Partners or to learn more about supporting the NetSquared Camps Pilot, contact Gayle Carpentier.

Surdna foundation

The Surdna Foundation was established in 1917 by John Emory Andrus to pursue a range of philanthropic purposes. Now guided by a board of directors comprised of fourth-and fifth-generation family members and several non-family members, the Foundation has assets of approximately $950 million. Stewardship of Surdna over the years has been informed by Mr. Andrus’ values: thrift, practicality, modesty, loyalty, excellence and an appreciation for direct service to those in need. In 1989, the Surdna board decided to enlarge the professional staff to broaden the Foundation’s effectiveness.

NetSquared Sponsors enable our initiative to make significant impact via the social benefit organizations we serve. These companies and organizations deserve tremendous appreciation as the community stands to gain immensely as a result of their sponsorship.

Intereseted in sponsoring N2Y4? NetSquared Year 4 Sponsorship Opportunities

See our 2007 sponsors list N2Y2 Sponsors.
See our 2008 sponsors list N2Y3 Sponsors

HOST

Cisco Systems, Inc.

Atelier

Atelier is BNP Paribas' center for new-technologies monitoring and analysis. Companies having projects related to new information and communications technologies, from all business sectors, find in Atelier a place to meet and exchange their know-how.

One of Atelier’s aims is to promote new technology and spread its usage among the public at large, as well as among companies.

Atelier

Stanford Social Innovation Review

Our mission at SSIR is to share substantive insights and practical experiences that will help those who do the important work of improving society do it even better.The work of SSIR is guided by our values. "Social innovation" stands in our name for a reason: to remind our authors, our audience, and ourselves that this journal's purpose is to lead in the search for new and better ways of improving the lot of the world.

Surdna foundation

The Surdna Foundation was established in 1917 by John Emory Andrus to pursue a range of philanthropic purposes. Now guided by a board of directors comprised of fourth-and fifth-generation family members and several non-family members, the Foundation has assets of approximately $950 million. Stewardship of Surdna over the years has been informed by Mr. Andrus’ values: thrift, practicality, modesty, loyalty, excellence and an appreciation for direct service to those in need. In 1989, the Surdna board decided to enlarge the professional staff to broaden the Foundation’s effectiveness.

NetSquared Sponsors enable our initiative to make significant impact via the social benefit organizations we serve. These companies and organizations deserve tremendous appreciation as the community stands to gain immensely as a result of their sponsorship.

Intereseted in sponsoring N2Y4? NetSquared Year 4 Sponsorship Opportunities

See our 2007 sponsors list N2Y2 Sponsors.

HOST

Cisco Systems, Inc.

NetSquared is honored to include the world renowned Reuters Digital Visions Program Fellows – Technology for Social Enterprise.

The Digital Vision Program supports individuals who seek to develop technology-based solutions in the interest of humanitarian, educational, and sustainable development goals. The Program fosters social entrepreneurship and interdisciplinary projects that address real needs in underserved communities.

NetSquared is honored to include the world renowned Reuters Digital Visions Program Fellows Technology for Social Enterprise.

The following funders are generously contributing to the spread and adoption of collaborative networking technologies among the millions of nonprofit and nongovernmental organizations globally. These funders are contributing time, knowledge, people power and financial resources to the mission of NetSquared – which is to educate and help organizations more efficiently meet the needs of their constituents.

Open Society Institute

Adobe Foundation Fund

W.K. Kellog Foundation