May 2nd 1 PM EST “Tools for Effective and Collaborative Decision Making & Operations”
A core tenant of a democratic workplace is collaborative decision making and collective action as a way of getting things done. However, sometimes it’s harder than it first appears!
If you’ve ever wondered what to do about too many perspectives, challenging personalities or unruly meetings where it’s all talk and no clear action, join us for a one-hour webinar where USFWC-member Round Sky Solutions will present a framework for organizing that effectively and efficiently integrates the relevant perspectives at the right moment with crystal clear collaborative follow through.
You’ll have a chance to share some of your stickiest challenges, and get input from your fellow coop workers on their best practices, as well as some concrete suggestions for tools and processes you can put into place for your coop.
Who is this for?
Any leader interested in how to operate efficiently and effectively in a collaborative manner.
What can you expect?
An opportunity to learn a new framework for collaborative operations
A chance to surface and digest your own leadership challenges
Concrete ideas for next steps you can take to increase your team’s collaborative effectiveness
When, where and how much?
When: May 2nd from 1-2 PM EST
Where: via phone and google doc
How much: free!
Space is limited so preregistration is required: Click to preregister
Please email cecile@roundskysolutions.com if you have any questions.
Cecile Green is a visionary, entrepreneur, experiential philosopher, and farmer with a passion for assisting mission driven organizations achieve their visions through smoother operations, a more engaged staff, and a healthier bottom line. As the innovator of a cutting edge, rapid culture change tool kit which effectively converts all kinds of organizational challenges into fuel for the organization, she has been researching and experimenting with questions of power, systems of decision-making, and efficient operations for over 20 years in both academic and experiential arenas. Cecile is the author of several forthcoming academic articles detailing the theoretical basis for this work, one of which will be presented at the international Integral Theory Conference in 2013. She is a reflective practitioner and life long learner who holds a B.S. in Community Supported Agricultural Systems and has over two decades of experience in entrepreneurial environments. She’s built from the ground up three successful businesses and is currently launching her fourth.