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The Institute for Educational Leadership (IEL) relaunched the DC chapter of the Leadership Learning Community (LLC) in partnership with the Nonprofit Roundtable of Greater Washington. We are very interested in bringing folks together to share the tools, resources, curriculum approaches, successful practices and challenges of our varied approaches to leadership development.

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    Presenters: Heather McLeod Grant and Rick Reed

    Date: Tuesday, December 6th 11:00AM - 12:00 Noon PST (2:00PM - 3:00PM EST)

    Much has been written about the power of collaborative networks and shared leadership to increase social impact. For nonprofits and funders that want to go deeper on the tactics of how to build an effective network—and what kind of unique leadership is needed within networks—it is useful to understand how RE-AMP has done it. RE-AMP's process was grounded in the tools of systems dynamics and multi-stakeholder facilitation. But RE-AMP combined these well-known "best practices" with network-centric "next practices"—including different leadership at different stages in the network’s evolution. During its two-month study of RE-AMP, Monitor Institute identified six key principles that RE-AMP members followed in building their network and described them for other social-sector leaders in a case study.

    Check out the slides below!

    11/01/2011 - 14:52

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