Author, Curtis Ogden, speaks to some of the shared values and principles that help networks amplify their impact or influence through what are called “Network Effects”. These are small actions and attitudes that collectively have a “multiplier effect”. In this article, discusses eight principles of network thinking and action that when practiced can result in effective, growing and vibrant networks. ..
06 Mar 2019 by Curtis Ogden | Source: KUMU Website
Kehinde Ojo and Barbara Shantz encourage network leaders to take a biblical approach to fundraising. They show how these biblical principles can help networks overcome four network fundraising mistakes…
01 Feb 2019 by Kehinde Ojo and Barbara Shantz | Source: MInistry Funding Network (MFN)
In this article, Curtis Ogden, Senior Associate with IISC, looks at the importance of differentiating between the functions of the network and the functions of its members. Often these are very different activities and roles. Understanding the differences can have large implications on the network’s growth…
31 Jan 2019 by Curtis Ogden, Senior Associate | Source: IISC
This blog post by Phill Butler of visionSynergy discusses the use of listening teams as a network facilitation practice that increases a facilitator’s effectiveness and results in better meeting outcomes…
28 Jan 2019 by Phill Butler | Source: visionSynergy
In this GACX article, Scott Ridout, President of Converge, asks nine questions that movement/networks can use to keep their network strong and healthy…
14 Jan 2019 by Scott Ridout | Source: GACX Web SIte Library
Researchers discovered that an individuals’ own mindsets and habits are a significant contributor to collaboration burnout. Making improvements in these areas helped leaders recapture 18%-24% of their collaborative time….
14 Jan 2019 by Rob Cross, Scott Taylor, and Deb Zehner | Source: HBR