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Can You Successfully Navigate Conflict Among Stakeholders? It Depends on How You Define Success.
When I was asked to facilitate the Crisis Steering Committee in 2018 that was convened to provide recommendations to the Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) on how to improve and enhance the State’s behavioral health crisis system, the first … Continue reading
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Tagged concepts, conflict, consensus, facilitate, meetings, recommendations, stakeholders, success
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Yes, There Actually Can Be Too Much Collaboration
Collaboration is in my DNA. I have always believed that neither I nor whatever organization I am working for or representing can solve the world’s problems alone. To use the old cliché: together we can do so much more! So … Continue reading
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Tagged business case, collaboration, harvard business review, management, meetings, operations
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Jellyfish are EVERYWHERE!
As someone who facilitates a lot of meetings, I was excited to read the article, “The Right Way to Cut People Off in Meetings,” by Bob Frisch and Cary Greene. Essentially, they suggest that most meetings veer off topic and … Continue reading
Being Effective AND Efficient
I participated in a meeting today that was scheduled to last one hour. There were three of us in one room, and two people on the phone in two different locations. We were grappling with a tough topic and trying … Continue reading
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Tagged effectiveness, efficiency, meetings, project management
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