This looks good. And I am a firm proponent of pecha kucha talks (20 slides, 20 seconds, slides are auto-advancing, 6:40min total allowed time). I always try to stick to that format for my iHUB talks, but I think I am in the minority.

I also would like to point out that there are no “key partners” in your canvas from the NGO community. (Omidyar might be a crossover, as they funded GlobalGiving for 2 years, but their focus was on innovation, not do-good social change services). A survey of who attends many of these iHUB talks might reveal that a good portion come from innovation-hungry non-profit organizations.

I use to iHUB as a place to bridge technology development towards my goals of improving civil society coordination and improved services to the people of the world. Tech developers sometimes forget that “end user experience” is important. TED was created to refocus on this, and my vision for iHUB is somewhat TED-like.

happy to discuss.
Marc