In a very attractive publication Tom Bade writes in a humorfull way about the economy of the ecology. Economists want us to stay rich for ever and ecologists talk about the richness of nature.

This report gives the result of research  that sets out to identify  some of the key management and business trends in the realm of experience.
Companies that actively manage experience create significant more margin
Report by Prof.Chris Voss London Business School March 2004
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“Er is een maatschappelijke transformatie bezig waarin consumenten naar ‘communicatieve zelfsturing’ gaan. Ze geven betekenis aan hun leven van buiten naar binnen - zoals dat winkelen en producten een identiteit verschaffen’ maar vooral ook van binnen naar buiten: Persoonlijke ontwikkeling, vriendschap en authenticiteit zijn de belangrijkste waarden. Daar moeten bedrijven op aansluiten. “

Download presentation (in dutch) : Betekenisvolle belevenissen Download presentation(English): Meaningful Experiences, for full video registration http://www.flickr.com/photos/hans-on-experience/sets/1124492/ . As follow-up we organise 8 th of december a seminar and workshop about on-line/off-line experiences.

Anna Snel and Albert were guests at Hypotheek Vision. Fascinating concept. Lifestyle based instead of transaction based. Businesscase follows.

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Esther Binkhorst of Co-Creations will do research projects together with EE in Spain. She presented on the latest experience networkingday of the 14th of oktober her PhD research very succesfully.

Inpact (now Lost Boys) will be the New Strategic Partner of the European Centre. We are very happy with our new partner.

 The authors of A New look at the Experience Economy , Albert Boswijk, Thomas Thijssen are very busy to get their proposal ready for Pearson education London for the translation of their publication in English in 2006. So far the dutch version sold over 2000 copies.

The London Business School prof Chris Voss and EE joined research efforts in the experience economy research field. Thomas en Albert visited London Businessschool in September 2005.