You’re Invited to Provocative Lunch…
How can brown bag lunches in your office help generate internal participation around big, public initiatives?
Who Is Responsible for Building Your Organization’s Adaptive Capacity?
Stability within an organization provides a good safety net. But to create something bold and new, your team must commit to adaptability.
Munch Club #4: What is Systems Thinking?
At our monthly Munch Club, the EmcArts staff gathers together at lunchtime to test out the tools used in our programs.
9 Roles of Individuals on Teams
The Tipster brings you big ideas in small bites.
7 Criteria for Good Feedback
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6 Types of Group Decisions
The Tipster brings you big ideas in small bites.
3 Levels of Organizational Culture
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Activity: The Tower Game
Try this team-building activity to learn about team roles, communication, and effectiveness.
10 Behaviors Typical of Highly Innovative Leaders
The Tipster brings you big ideas in small bites.
How Is the Coach’s Stance Valuable in Adaptive Leadership?
Elissa Perry shares her perspective on how a coaching approach can be helpful for leaders when tackling adaptive challenges.
John Killacky on Holding the Reins
Elissa Perry interviews John Killacky of the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts about the parallels between art-making and leadership.
Cincinnati Chronicles: Workshop #3 Making Art is a Team Sport
Rebecca Bromels’s third post reflects on the importance of understanding individual behaviors in team dynamics.
What Can Non-Profit Leaders Learn from DIY Entrepreneurs?
How can three creative for-profit entrepreneurs’ ideas can be applied to a non-profit arts environment?
Munch Club #1: Edward deBono’s Six Thinking Hats
The staff here at EmcArts has collectively decided we need to “walk the walk” and have banded together to go … Continue reading
Recent Reads: Hiking the Horizontal by Liz Lerman
Choreographer Liz Lerman is making waves again, not that she’s ever really stopped. On May 4th, the University of Maryland … Continue reading