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Innovating Women

Innovating Women: Past, Present & Future

May 8, 2013by Kristen Van Nest Leave a comment

Working as a Research Associate, Kristen Van Nest is conducting research, fact-checking, and interviewing along with assisting in the management of a crowd-sourced discussion platform for the content of Vivek […]

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Projects
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Old-Fashioned Prostitutes (A True Romance)

May 7, 2013by Kristen Van Nest Leave a comment

As published in EDGE on May 7, 2013. The actors, positioned on stage, look off into the distance as someone states “Numero uno.” Suddenly the lights go out, there’s a […]

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Reviews
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I’m a Stranger Here Myself

May 3, 2013by Kristen Van Nest Leave a comment

As published in EDGE on May 2nd, 2013. “You are really beautiful, look at her,” a slick Mark Nadler, in a Paisley purple silk vest, grey striped button-down, and pinstripe […]

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Reviews
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Who’s Your Daddy?

April 22, 2013by Kristen Van Nest Leave a comment

As published in EDGE on April 22, 2013. The room lightens from shades of blue to show a hooded form to the left of the stage as “The Lion Sleeps […]

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Reviews
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Starbucks Former President: Why Same-Sex Marriage Support Matters

April 17, 2013by Kristen Van Nest Leave a comment

As published in brandchannel on April 17, 2013. Last year, Starbucks declared its support of same-sex marriage, which resulted in a boycott by the National Organization for Marriage. The coffee chain […]

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Corporate Branding, Business, Communication Strategy, Positioning
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Khmer Arts Ensemble “A Bend in the River”

April 11, 2013by Kristen Van Nest Leave a comment

As published in EDGE on April 10, 2013. “A Bend in the River” is based on traditional Cambodian folklore, exploring issues of morality, specifically, as put by the performance’s choreographer, […]

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Reviews
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Hamburg Casino Esplanade

April 5, 2013by Kristen Van Nest Leave a comment

The casino is located across from Planten um Blamen park. When you pop up from the metro its vertical stature contrasts the green of the park. The outside is rather […]

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Travel
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La Cave: A bar in the basement of a Church in Paris

April 5, 2013by Kristen Van Nest Leave a comment

Walking down the icy Rue du Faubourg in the 8th, my hands tucked deep in the pockets of my East Village North Face puffer, I quickly pull one out to […]

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Travel
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Kafka’s Monkey

April 5, 2013by Kristen Van Nest Leave a comment

As published in EDGE on April 4, 2013. A bent-over Kathryn Hunter, dressed in tails and a bowler hat and swinging her arms like an ape, enters the stage. After […]

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Reviews
Debate

What You Can Learn About Debating From Last Night’s Debate

October 4, 2012by Kristen Van Nest 2 Comments

Please note: If you are looking for yet another assessment of the content of last night’s debate, please look elsewhere. This focuses on tactic. Here are the lessons we can […]

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Communication Strategy, Positioning

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