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Salem Afeworki

The letter thanks Salem for their contribution as a Fellow for the Climate CoLab Urban Energy Efficiency contest in 2015. It notes that the Climate CoLab platform ran more contests than ever before, receiving over 550 proposals and over 11,000 votes. The community has grown to almost 50,000 members, double the size from a year ago. These achievements would not have been possible without the commitment of Climate CoLab Fellows like Salem.

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5 Cambridge Center, NE 25-755, Cambridge, MA 02142 USA Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management Thomas W. Malone Patrick J. McGovern (1959) Professor of Management Director, Center for Collective Intelligence Center for Collective Intelligence (CCI) Room E62-424 100 Main Street Cambridge, MA 02142-1347 Phone: 617–253-6843 Fax: 617–452-3172 E-mail: malone@mit.edu Web: http://cci.mit.edu/malone October 26, 2015 Dear Salem, On behalf of the MIT Center for Collective Intelligence's Climate CoLab, I would like to thank you for the extremely valuable contribution you made as a Fellow for the Climate CoLab Urban Energy Efficiency contest in 2015. I hope you are – as we are – proud with what the Climate CoLab was able to accomplish this year. The platform ran more contests than ever before (24), collectively receiving over 550 proposals. This included the suite of six regional contests and one global contest, where members could combine ideas to form larger climate strategies. Over 11,000 votes were cast during the public online voting period, and the Climate CoLab community is now just shy of 50,000 members, which is about double the size of the community a year ago. The contest winners presented their proposals and connected with those who could help accelerate their work at the Climate CoLab’s Crowds & Climate conference, which was a part of MIT’s inaugural Solve program, held in October at the MIT campus. There were 200 people who attended the conference in person, and an additional 700 watched the proceedings online. These achievements would not have been possible without the commitment of the Climate CoLab Fellows. We hope you know how much we appreciate your time and your sustained commitment! We also hope that your involvement this year will be part of a lasting relationship with the Climate CoLab. We would appreciate your feedback on any ways we can improve our process, and we hope you will continue to lend your expertise to our future contests and other initiatives. Best Regards, Thomas Malone

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Thank you MIT 2015

  • 1. 5 Cambridge Center, NE 25-755, Cambridge, MA 02142 USA Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management Thomas W. Malone Patrick J. McGovern (1959) Professor of Management Director, Center for Collective Intelligence Center for Collective Intelligence (CCI) Room E62-424 100 Main Street Cambridge, MA 02142-1347 Phone: 617–253-6843 Fax: 617–452-3172 E-mail: malone@mit.edu Web: http://cci.mit.edu/malone October 26, 2015 Dear Salem, On behalf of the MIT Center for Collective Intelligence's Climate CoLab, I would like to thank you for the extremely valuable contribution you made as a Fellow for the Climate CoLab Urban Energy Efficiency contest in 2015. I hope you are – as we are – proud with what the Climate CoLab was able to accomplish this year. The platform ran more contests than ever before (24), collectively receiving over 550 proposals. This included the suite of six regional contests and one global contest, where members could combine ideas to form larger climate strategies. Over 11,000 votes were cast during the public online voting period, and the Climate CoLab community is now just shy of 50,000 members, which is about double the size of the community a year ago. The contest winners presented their proposals and connected with those who could help accelerate their work at the Climate CoLab’s Crowds & Climate conference, which was a part of MIT’s inaugural Solve program, held in October at the MIT campus. There were 200 people who attended the conference in person, and an additional 700 watched the proceedings online. These achievements would not have been possible without the commitment of the Climate CoLab Fellows. We hope you know how much we appreciate your time and your sustained commitment! We also hope that your involvement this year will be part of a lasting relationship with the Climate CoLab. We would appreciate your feedback on any ways we can improve our process, and we hope you will continue to lend your expertise to our future contests and other initiatives. Best Regards, Thomas Malone