Collaborating for Impact in the Decisive Decade
We have entered a decisive decade.
Collaborating for impact cannot wait.
The challenges and opportunities we face require us to engage in unconventional collaboration with unlikely allies.
THIS WEBINAR BEGINS
January 28, 2021
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM PST / 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EST
As we start a new year and a new U.S. administration, we face daunting challenges: democracy, health, economy, equity, climate. All these challenges are more difficult to address by deep differences and divisions.
None of the issues we face can be addressed unilaterally. They require us to collaborate-- including with people we do not agree with, like, or trust.
It’s not easy, but it is possible. Reos Partners know how.
Adam Kahane, Monica Pohlmann, and their colleagues at Reos Partners have worked with all of these challenges before. For the last 30 years Reos has worked with companies, governments, and nonprofits, all around the world. They know how to help diverse people collaborate for breakthrough impact.
In this interactive webinar, the team will share what they have learned from their hands-on experience:
- How unconventional collaboration (the how) enables unprecedented alliances (the who) to produce impossible impacts (the what).
- The three fundamental ways in which stretch collaboration is different from conventional collaboration.
- Practical next steps you can take to employ stretch collaboration to produce breakthrough results on the specific challenges you are working on.
A masterclass on collaboration you won’t want to miss.
Adam Kahane
Adam Kahane (presenter) has worked in more than fifty countries across the world, with changemakers like executives and politicians, generals and guerrillas, civil servants and trade unionists, community activists and United Nations officials, clergy and artists. He is the author of Solving Tough Problems, Power and Love, Transformative Scenario Planning, Collaborating with the Enemy, and the forthcoming Facilitating Breakthrough. Before joining Reos, Adam was head of Social, Political, Economic and Technological Scenarios for Royal Dutch Shell and held strategy and research positions with the Universities of Oxford, Toronto, British Columbia, California, and the Western Cape.
Monica Pohlmann
Monica Pohlmann (presenter) has 25 years of experience designing and guiding collaborative initiatives. She is driven by the vision that it is possible to make our societies and organizations better by bringing together diverse people and perspectives to recreate our systems and ourselves. Monica is a leading expert in Social Labs and has led the development and evolution of numerous new labs, including the Emergency Aid Lab, which is focused on college student success and is supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Manuela Restrepo
Manuela Restrepo (moderator) designs and facilitates processes to address complex challenges at local and national levels. She has been able to bring her global awareness to Reos Partners by working on projects relating to peace and security, corporate development, national futures and diversity in Canada, Colombia, Mexico, Ethiopia and the United States. Manuela works fluently in English, French, and Spanish.
