"professional" signs question from Ed Ball

Don Ferretti DFerrett at placer.ca.gov
Fri Aug 16 09:23:11 PDT 2002


I like to make my own charts - bumble bees and butterflies included. I
usually do this the evening before or right before the event when I'm
setting up the room. I like the way this activity grounds me . It's like
a meditation or pregame warm-up - as I write the words and remember what
they mean.

>>> OpenSpace01 at aol.com 08/16/02 08:10AM >>>
Good morning, from SoCal

A potential client has asked if OST facilitators from around the world
use hand-drawn signs rather than ones from professional sign-makers.
So, my two questions to you are:

1. Do you draw your own signs (Laws, Givens, etc.) or do you use signs
produced by professional sign-makers?

2. Based on your own experiences what might be the difference in the
results?

The potential client is planning a series of open forums with the
personalized invitations going to key regional players from the business
and educational commumities.

Thank you for your feedback,
Edward C. Ball, Associate
Hanna & Associates
"Serving Boards That Lead"

4678 West Hoffer Street
Banning, California 92220-1283 USA

E-mail: EdBall at Hanna-OpenSpace.com

Voice: 909.922.0856
Fax:   909.922.0956

Websites:
   www.Hanna-PolicyGovernance.com
   www.Hanna-OpenSpace.com

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