Perspective / People / Place

Think Global.
Act Local.

Global perspective. Local learning. Lasting impact.

Ideas travel.
Impact takes root.

From international stages to neighborhood streets, GO connects ideas, people, and experience to help communities move forward.

Thinking globally expands what we see as possible. Acting locally is how we make it real.

David Goswick delivering The Future of Everything keynote in Budapest.
David Goswick — “The Future of Everything.” Euronics International Annual General Assembly, Budapest, Hungary, June 8–10, 2016.
An outdoor neighborhood gathering with speakers, residents, and attendees.
Local conversations bring people together around the places they call home.

Technology / Human purpose

The future of technology.
The future of living.

Connected devices matter most when they improve everyday life. GO’s perspective brings technology into the conversation about homes, communities, and quality of life.

Attendees at David Goswick’s Budapest IoT presentation.
Budapest — an Internet of Things presentation to leading technology companies.
IFA Press Conference · Berlin
IFA Press Conference · Berlin

From the GO archives / Across industries and borders

Perspective gained.
Connections made.

Conversations across technology, housing, energy, design, and economic development bring a wider perspective to the work we do locally.

Connected technology

Housing, design & economic development

Energy & the future of living

Local education / Lasting opportunity

The American Dream
starts with opportunity.

Saving the American Dream of Homeownership means bringing education into the picture. Alongside attainable homes, we need strong local schools, practical skills, and opportunities for families to build their future.

A child building a model home today should be able to imagine owning a real one tomorrow. That is why local education belongs at the center of the conversation.

Children assembling a model neighborhood with miniature homes, solar panels, and wind turbines.
Learning by doing: exploring how homes, energy, and neighborhoods fit together.
KIPP Field Trip · Houston Permitting Center
KIPP Field Trip · Houston Permitting Center

Open the door early.

Bring housing, energy, design, and technology into local learning. Give students room to ask questions, build models, explore real homes, and see themselves shaping the places where they live.

Connect learning to livelihoods.

Bring schools, community colleges, universities, and employers together around career exploration, mentorship, and training in construction, advanced manufacturing, energy, and connected technology.

Prepare families for ownership.

Make practical homeownership education part of the local effort: budgeting, credit, financing, maintenance, and understanding the Total Monthly Cost of Living™—including taxes, insurance, energy, connectivity, and commuting.

David Goswick speaking with students about home energy and technology.
David Goswick sharing ideas about home energy and technology with students.
David Goswick greeting a student outdoors during a community learning activity.
Local impact begins with personal connection.
David Goswick with students and educators outdoors, holding handmade pinwheels.
The next generation belongs in the conversation about the future of our communities.

Build better homes. Strengthen local education.
Help the next generation see a future they can own.

For GO, the challenge is to connect attainable housing, lower living costs, education, and economic opportunity in one shared effort to save the American Dream of Homeownership.

Collaboration / Shared possibility

Bring the right
people together.

Progress starts with a conversation—and depends on people who can carry an idea forward. GO brings that spirit of collaboration to work across technology, housing, and community development.

A panel discussion at The Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit.
The Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit — Santa Rosa, California, February 18–20, 2015.

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