Places beyond silos
Posted in Transforming Ireland on Jul 30th, 2013 No Comments »
. A lot of the challenges that we face come down to needing to look at things differently and see beyond the silos ….
The Change Exploratory :
- is at the leading edge of conversational leadership practice in Ireland
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- is committed to forming new partnerships and networks that make a sustainable difference
How can we best help people come together to create the future they want ?
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The Change Exploratory is the creation of Chris Chapman, a leading host of conversations that matter.
The Change Exploratory supports leaders through coaching and mentoring and and also in the design and facilitation of great events and transformative change processes.
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Chris Chapman explains how World Cafe works at Convergence, Dublin 2008................
The clip is part of a series of 10 TV programmes called 'Community Powerdown', designed to help activists and others build resilience in advance of future energy, climate and economic shocks.
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