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Darlene Damm

Chair, Faculty and Head of Social Impact, Singularity University
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About Darlene Damm

Darlene Damm is Chair, Faculty and Head of Social Impact at Singularity University. She has spent nearly two decades leading organizations and initiatives in the field of social innovation.

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Channels contributed to:

Digitalisation

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Empowering Workers, Delivering a Jobs-rich Recovery

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Comment on Changing the technology narrative and embracing innovation
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Darlene Damm
Nov 29, 2017
Replying to Bart Ney

Great read.  Would love to see more on the ethics and philosophy of embracing rapid technological change!

Thanks!  Yes, I agree the ethical issues are very important!