Who are we and why are we talking?

DOI: 10.59350/2vdr1-cmm87

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Boats on the sea shore

As learning leaders, we share a personal passion and commitment to solving wicked problems. We recognize that no one organization can solve these problems alone. We use our talent to advocate for new ways of doing new things, both inside and outside our structures. We see continual learning as the key to preparedness in a hyper-connected VUCA world. We believe that creative, collaborative, and networked business models are needed for both communities (“resilience”) and businesses (“sustainability”) that serve them (including humanitarian organizations) to survive and grow. The small farmer or grocery store perspective is the community-based perspective. Sustainability is the business. The point of our continued conversation is to determine how we can move to collaboration and action.

Photo: Boats on the sea shore (Despite straight lines/Flickr)

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Reda Sadki (2014). Who are we and why are we talking?. Reda Sadki: Learning to make a difference. https://doi.org/10.59350/2vdr1-cmm87

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