Category Archives: Article

Structure Matters: How Network Form Affects Outcomes

This article looks at how the structure of a network can affect network outcome and ways to improve these structures for better results….

Virtual Meetings and the Great Commission: Changing the Dynamics of Global Collaboration Among Christians

This article explores the impact that virtual communication and meeting tools are having on global Great Commission collaboration…

What Makes a Great Network Leader?

What does it take to be a great Network Leader, and how do the required skills differ to leading in a traditional organisational structure?…

Leadership in the Age of Complexity: From Hero to Host

What is your leadership metaphor? Author Margaret Wheatley explores the kind of leadership that is needed to tackle complex problems as the leader of a partnering organization or network….

Seven Principles for Effective and Healthy Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships

In this article, authors Herman Brouwer, Minu Hemmati and Jim Woodhill share seven principles and practices for helping Multi-Stakeholder Networks work in effective and healthy ways…

Cracking the Network Code: Four Principles for Grantmakers

The authors share four mindset shifts needed for grantmakers to be an effective network participant and offer practical recommendations for how grantmakers can support networks….

Building Powerful Partnerships

This blog post from Bekele Shanko and John Becker of GACX is written as a letter to a church planter in Europe. In it, they share five principles for starting powerful church planting partnerships…

Trust in Loose and Tight Cultures

The ability to instill trust is a hallmark of successful global leaders. Cultural differences and perceptions of trust can make this difficult. This article shows how new trust-building behaviors can be developed when collaborating in cross- cultural situations…

The Transformative Power of Networks

Networks of networks have huge potential. Transformation or system shifting requires networks to be involved in networks of networks that are working at different levels. This allows for innovation, knowledge and resource sharing etc….

4 Keys to Building Trust on Teams

In these two articles on building trust and avoiding cultural pitfalls, KnowledgeWorkx explores how terms like reliability, openness, respect, and honesty — that we normally use to talk about building trust on a team — can mean different things to team members from different cultures….

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