What if we could grow our courage and resilience in working with the status quo that says it wants to change but doesn’t seem to know how? What if all we need to do is connect with others doing amazing work in our town who are facing similar challenges so we can grow and learn together how to move beyond episodes of enthusiasm to sustainable, visible and fundamental shifts?
The Art of Collaborative Leadership is an emerging way to meet a world that is increasingly complex and concerned. It is a training and, more importantly, a practice ground for people who want to discover how collaboration can shift the shape of the world as a new core leadership capacity. This gathering will contribute to the collective understanding of the Art of Hosting field around the world on how to do this better, more strategically and more meaningfully. It is to amplify the ways we are working now, partly thanks to social media, and illuminate the networks through which we currently achieve results so we can hone our skill at this and become even more strategic.
We build networks and collaboration through conversation that allows us to discover the cool things we are working on and the cool things there is to know about who we are, what we are passionate about and how we show up in the world.
Mark your calendar for March 16-18, 2011 and prepare to name, illuminate, connect and grow collaborative leadership and networks in this city and beyond. Registration details available soon. For an advance copy of the invitation send me a note.
The amazing hosting and calling team – myself, Martin Siesta, Nancy Eagan, Jerry Nagel, Sophia Horwitz, Ryan Deschamps, and Rachel Derrah – looks forward to meeting you where we all are and leveraging that to see what emerges.
Congratulations Kathy to make this happen!
I wonder in what ways will this training be different than a ‘normal’ AoH training? Would be very interested in knowing about that.
Thanks!
Ria
That’s a question I think we will be holding very intentionally as we enter into this. There are two things I’m aware of right now – one is a focus on the cool stuff that is happening already and specifically in Halifax and the other is having a strong focus collaboration. Stay tuned and keep asking questions.