[Ccpg] SUN March10/ "Who Creates Money?" with Bernard Lietaer & Jacqui Dunne/6:30-8:30pm

[Margie Bushman, Santa Barbara Permaculture Network]

Who Creates Money?
with Bernard Lietaer & Jacqui Dunne
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co-authors of
Rethinking Money
  March 10th, 2013
6:30pm-8:30pm
Santa Barbara Central Library, Faulkner Gallery
FREE with pre-registration ($20 donation at the door if not pre-registered)
pre-register contact: Ben Werner: sb at monetaryecology.com


More Info:

Spend an evening with international currency 
expert Bernard Lietaer and award-winning 
journalist Jacqui Dunne as they share their new 
book Rethinking Money, How New Currencies Turn Scarcity Into Prosperity.

Learn about our power as communities to create 
money through exchanges that improve our quality 
of life in tangible ways. Complementary 
Currencies will be presented as a proven 
out-of-the-box solution to the rapidly growing 
international fiscal and economic crises, and as 
a means to create new community liquidity and 
sustainability. Local entrepreneurs Faye Cox and 
Ben Werner will share an opportunity to 
participate in a new Community Forum, whose 
purpose is to design and implement a Monetary 
Ecology in Santa Barbara and beyond. This event 
will be of particular value to locally-minded 
entrepreneurs, non-profit groups, companies, and 
all culturally-creative folks interested in new 
forms of community economic exchange and value creation.

Bernard Lietaer is a former Belgium banker and 
the author of several highly acclaimed books 
including The Future of Money: Beyond Greed & 
Scarcity; and Creating Wealth; Growing Local 
Economies with Local Currencies, and , New Money 
for a New World.  He has been active in the realm 
of money systems in a wide variety of functions 
for almost 40 years, including being one of the 
principle architects of the European 
euro.  Formerly a professor of international 
finance at the University of Louvain, Lietaer was 
a fellow at the Center for Sustainable Resources 
at the University of California, 
Berkeley.  Lietaer co-founded one of the largest 
and most successful currency management firms, 
GaiaCorp.  He is co-founder of ACCESS Foundation, 
an educational non-profit organization whose goal 
is the re-alignment of sustainability and global 
financial interests.  Business Week magazine 
named him "the world's top currency trader" in 1992.

Jacqui Dunne is an award-winning journalist from 
Ireland, founder and CEO of Danu Resource, and an 
emerging leader in helping entrepreneurs develop 
technologies and initiatives that restore the 
earth’s equilibrium globally. She is a principal 
strategist with the launching of the business to 
business currency, the terra, that is designed to 
create more stability and predictability in the 
financial and business sectors by providing a 
mechanism for contractual, payment and planning 
purposes worldwide. She is currently writes for 
the Huffington Post’s Business section.

To pre-register for this event please send an 
email to 
"<mailto:sb at monetaryecology.com>sb at monetaryecology.com 
" with the subject line "registration request" 
and you will receive the event invitation with registration instructions.

The evening talk takes place on Sunday March 10, 
6:30-8:30pm, at the downtown Santa Barbara Public Library, Faulkner Gallery,
40 E. Anapamu St, 93101.   For more info contact: 
Ben Werner sb at monetaryecology.com

Sponsored by SB Monetary Ecology

Event Co-sponsors: The Fund for Santa Barbara, SBCC Center for Sustainability,
  Santa Barbara Permaculture Network, & the World Business Academy

Event Contact: Ben Werner, sb at monetaryecology.com

MORE DETAILS:

"Rethinking Money". "How New Currencies Turn 
Scarcity Into Prosperity" Bernard Lietaer and Jacqui Dunne:

http://www.lietaer.com/writings/books/rethinking-money-by-bernard-lietaer-and-jacqui-dunne/
Bernard Lietaer and Jacqui Dunne explore the 
origins of our current monetary system­built on 
bank debt and scarcity­revealing the surprising 
and sometimes shocking ways its unconscious 
limitations give rise to so many serious 
problems. But there is hope. The authors present 
stories of ordinary people and their communities 
using new money, working in cooperation with 
national currencies, to strengthen local 
economies, create work, beautify cities, and 
provide education­and so much more is possible. 
These real-world examples are just the tip of the 
iceberg­over 4,000 cooperative currencies are already in existence.

Article in Santa Barbara Independent:
Money Ain't a Thang
http://www.independent.com/news/2013/jan/23/money-aint-thang/

Rethinking Money by
Jacqui Dunne,  Huffington Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqui-dunne/rethinking-money_b_2268797.html


Event Contact: Ben Werner, sb at monetaryecology.com
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