Self-Organization Needs Activators: The 9% Who Turn Networks into Movements
Effective collaboration across networks of groups requires the network catalysts.
Coordination is what enables teams, groups, and networks to work together in a larger context. Discover how to foster effective ecosystem coordination.
Effective collaboration across networks of groups requires the network catalysts.
*TLDR: When disaster strikes, vital information is lost in coordination gaps between national agencies, regional leaders, and local communities. To fix these dangerous mismatches,, we must make resources visible, communication clear, and power more balanced. Strategic network design holds the key.
Un-breaking our social networks requires fundamentally different architectures than the defaults currently used to build most tools for coordination.
As the world gets more complex and connected, calls to coordinate increase. But why? What does coordination allow us to do together that we cannot do alone?
Myth: People at the top of any given company or power structure deserve to be there because they are somehow smarter and better than everyone else.
For our event exploring how networks scale, we spoke with Jessie Huang, Jay Carmona, and our product strategist, Ana Jamborcic. We came away with three key principles to help a network grow: work out loud, uncover and celebrate invisible work, and create clear boundaries. Here are our takeaways.