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Hello friends! The clock is ticking and it's only 4 weeks to the Rethink Change Conference. Amongst the rich topics we have in store, this year I am leading a magnificently scrumptious topic - you should click on the link to find out what it is... #howmindschange #persuasion #change #rumble Spark & Rumble Consulting

Today, Nikki and Ryan explained that while Marketing, Business Development, and Sales are interconnected, they each play distinct roles in a company’s overall strategy. They highlighted a common misconception among business owners who often treat these roles as interchangeable, when in reality, they are three unique and critical functions. Is your salesperson also handling marketing? Or is your marketing expert doubling as a business developer or salesperson? If so, this overlap could be holding your company back. It’s time to step back, assess your current structure, and break this cycle of inefficiency. If you want 2025 to be more successful, you need to stop repeating the same patterns that aren't working. Remember, insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. This presentation was full of valuable insights and actionable takeaways. A big thanks to CAI for hosting another fantastic event!

If this lights you up, then you are our people. I was not in the agile space when I joined my first one in Paris in 2017. I barely knew what agility meant, but I was curious about open space technology. After three days of meaningful interaction and personal insights, I was hooked. It took me a few times attending to grasp and master the art of attending an open space conference, where the responsibility of my experience was fully in my own hands. But once I did it was so empowering and satisfying! I even tried a few times to go to other conferences and I left them feeling so... disappointed. Where was the energy? The connection? The love? The point?! Honestly, I don't call myself an agile coach. I'm a change agent. And I attend this conference each year because I consistently leave with new perspectives and the feeling of hope, because I see other wonderful people in the world who are doing their best, with the tools and knowledge they have, to be better. And to support each other. Agility gives us a framework /common language, but that's it. Which is why we felt this theme was the right one for 2025. The world feels really messy, scary, and not very kind right now. But, trust me, when you build a community full of genuine, curious and imperfect people who want to learn together, it's more than an event. It carries beyond its time and space. It changes people. And that's what will change the world. Big talk for an event that only sells 300 tickets, but that's why we're selling them now. Because we don't know what will happen in a few months, how the world will look, but we can anticipate something wonderful in August 2025! Go get your ticket. And then look for me at the entrance. I'll be the one standing there giving out hugs and adventure tips for Munich! https://lnkd.in/g3gA59Xh

??It’s an honor to represent to The Hunger Project México at this international event; 15th Annual Goalmakers Conference of Global Washington to share about “Achieving impactful change in communities requires a combination of systematic grassroots engagement and strategic partnerships for lasting development outcomes. This panel will explore how three organizations, VillageReach, Landesa and The Hunger Project México are innovating to amplify and empower community voices in health, land rights, and human rights. Attendees will gain valuable insights into scaling community-driven solutions, leveraging technology for impactful outreach, and building cross-sectoral partnerships that bridge evolving policy commitments and on-the-ground realities.???????

International change can be challenging. Restorative practices offer a framework for fostering positive relationships for families in transitional phases. Restorative approaches help build trust, resolve conflicts, and strengthen relationships, ensuring smoother transitions. Consider signing up for the SPAN Symposium to find out more! #RestorativePractices #InternationalFamilies #SPAN #CommunityBuilding #SafeTransitions

Clear pointers to what makes for an effective community including a sponsor lead, resources and distributive leadership. Communities need to be nurtured. We need to resource them too. #leadership #collaboration #teamworking #development Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) University of Bristol Cardiff University / Prifysgol Caerdydd University of Exeter Michael Rabone

As an association leader, you know that your organization relies on its members for more than just their dues. They make up your thriving community of motivated professionals, help you expand your industry network, bring new perspectives, and spur innovation. Their capable helping hands allow your organization to do much more than it could on its own. In our latest blog post with partner, Fonteva, we dive into how providing volunteer opportunities to association members is one of the best ways to keep them engaged in your association. Check out the full article → https://hubs.li/Q02WBKY80

Our Q1 newsletter is here! It’s packed with everything you need to know about upcoming events, big updates, and community resources. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gkzuy6RE

With the Annual Conference just a few months away, it's the perfect time to consider joining a committee! Committees offer members valuable resources and a chance to connect in smaller, topic-focused communities. Learn more about our current committees here: https://bit.ly/3QOUdwE