Why do social systems resist our best intentions to improve their performance? How can you use systems thinking to achieve sustainable system-wide impact by taking both the short and long term consequences of your decisions into account? Join field expert David Peter Stroh for a conversation with Brian Collier, Executive Vice President of the Foundation for the Carolinas. Brian has activated systems thinking on an initiative called Leading on Opportunity, using it to identify short-term projects within a long-term strategy for increasing upward mobility in the Charlotte area. In this special conversation, we will talk about the differences between conventional and systems thinking, distinguish quick fixes from short-term sustainable successes, and imagine the system you want to create without your foundation in it.
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Brian Collier
Brian Collier serves as Executive Vice President for Foundation For The Carolinas in Charlotte, N.C.—the 6th…
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David Peter Stroh is a founding partner of Bridgeway Partners and a founding director of appliedsystemsthinking.com. He…
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