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02 June 2014

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  • ▼  2014 (2)
    • ▼  June (2)
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LINKS OF INTEREST

  • Santa Rosa City
  • CSC - Philippines
  • IBM Corporate Service Corps
  • Nick Lowman's Blog

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CSC PHILIPPINES 14 TEAM

Our team is composed of twelve talented IBMers from seven countries: Argentina (Martin), Australia (Nick), Brazil (Carina and Luciana), Canada (Mark), India (Sridhar and Vivek), the UK (Ioana and James), and the USA (Anne, Becky, and me). We are proud and excited to be the first ever CSC team deploying to Santa Rosa City in the Province of Laguna. You can find links to the blogs of my teammates under "Links of Interest" at left.

ABOUT CSC

The IBM Corporate Service Corps (CSC) program empowers IBM employees as global citizens by sending groups of 10 - 15 individuals from different countries to an emerging market for community-based assignments. During the assignment, participants perform community-driven economic development projects working at the intersection of business, technology, and society. Learn more here.
THE FINE PRINT

This blog contains my personal observations, musings, images, links, etc. While a chimpanzee theoretically could have created this content by striking a keyboard at random, the statistical near-impossibility of that occurring should assure you that is not the case here. Let it also be known that the postings on this site are my own and do not necessarily represent IBM's positions, strategies, or opinions.


In the unlikely event a chimpanzee takes over this blog in the future, I for one will welcome the improvement in quality of content and encourage you join me in bowing down to our new chimp overlords.

We still use the serial comma here. Use the "Complaints" link below to file a complaint about it.

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