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Can Social Architecture Fix Your Broken Change Program?
In this webinar I arrive at one simple conclusion: the true work of a Social Architect consists of micro-moments of Ghandi and micro-moments of Shackleton.
Leadership in a Social Architecture
It turns out that we need more, not less, leadership in a Social Architecture.
Legitimacy leads to Accountability
Legitimate authority is a necessary precondition for accountability to occur within the target audience.
Video: Workshop Social Architecture May 2016 (Dallas, TX)
For those of you who are interested in Social Architecture and the way I choose to bring it across at the global change management practitioners conference (ACMP) in Dallas, this is the full recording.
Getting Serious about Community Development (Part 16)
The one thing that determines the success of a change is a tapestry composed of a 1000 hands.
Getting Serious about Community Development (Part 15)
There is an alternative path to ownership, other than coercing people into change. It’s called invitation.
Music and Leadership (part 8)
Deep learning occurs when we embrace gaps instead of closing them. Music turns out to be a great vehicle for embracing those gaps.
Berlin Change Days 2014 is raising the bar!
The Berlin Change Days is one of those very rare events where organizational change practitioners can meet in person.
Advice to Change Agents: Skate to Where the Puck Is Going, Not Where It Has Been
Social architecture, the subject of this Lead Perspective, sets the stage for how companies can effectively navigate large-scale systems transformation.
