But where do the good ideas get their start? How are they inspired? What does it take to know a good idea from a not-so-good idea. And most important of all, what does it take to grow a good idea into a BIG idea? These are questions that a government focused on change for the better must have the answers for. And following on the heels of that answer, the answer as to what it takes to bring a big idea into a real force for change.

Somewhere in the basement of the White House is a small room. A storage space perhaps. Or a long forgotten office or supply room. The purpose of this site is to turn that site into the White House Office of Creative Affairs. A desk. A chair. A phone. And most important of all, a computer linked to the most creative minds of our time.

From Architects to Zoologists, the thought leaders and innovators who are willing to serve at the will of the President need a means to become a part of the campaign for Change in America. This is their on-ramp to involvement by contributing their time and their genius to generate the millions of solutions needed to effect the Administration’s sacred promise to the American people.

But right now, the White House Office of Creative Affairs is just an idea. What will it take to make it a reality? Your best; your biggest ideas. Right here. Right now.