Category Archives: Blog

9 Best Practices for Engagement in Virtual Meetings

Trainer, Speaker, Author, and Blogger, Beth Kanter shares a shortlist of 9 best practices for increasing your team member’s engagement and participation in your online meetings….

Living and Working Virtually in Uncertainty

Cynthia Silva Parker shares practical ideas and suggestions for how to lead your community or network in times of uncertainty when the future as we know it is changing. These are times that can and will transform us, our families, our communities, and the world. How can your network be a part of that transformation process?…

When God Births a Movement

In this article, David Broodryk describes three key roles that are needed for a movement (or network) to thrive: Strategists, Catalysts, and Activists…

How to Raise the Collaborative IQ in your City

Giving leadership to city movements requires collaborative intelligence. Unfortunately, most of us have not received collaboration training. Reggie McNeal shares fundamental insights for developing and maintaining your collaborative intelligence…

Collaboration: Is It Time?

Samuel Chiang of the Seed Company shares five insights on Kingdom Collaboration gleaned from being part of a 10 agency collective impact bible translation alliance…

Expanding the Benefits of Networked Work

Collaborative learning is what we want to at the center of how we work. We need a way to see how our individual work connects with larger communities and to realize that each of those relationships can be an avenue for information, resources, and new ideas to be exchanged….

Creating Culture: Promising Practices of Successful Movement Networks

In this article, authors Mark Leach and Laurie Mazur, share some of the insights gleaned from their inquiry into movement networks. The principles and research that they share are fully applicable to networks and partnerships….

What’s Love Got to Do With It

Love has the power to transform the toughest communities and challenges. Within networks, love in an essential ingredient that can transform every relationship, resource, talent and vision it touches…

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…

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….

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