Mistaking Presence for Power: A Reading List for Association Executives
I read two books back-to-back this summer that turned out to be arguing the same point from opposite directions: Jeremy […]
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The Guardrails We Owe Each Other: AI Governance for a Sector Built on Trust
AI Governance for Associations: The Guardrails We Owe Each Other Geoffrey Hinton, the man who helped invent the deep learning
From Surveillance to Stewardship: Designing Smarter Accountability Systems for Associations -Part 3 of 3
The lesson of No Child Left Behind is not that accountability fails—it is that poorly designed accountability systems do. ¹ ²
When Accountability Backfires: How No Child Left Behind Distorted Behavior—and What Boards Should Notice : Part 2 of 3
Accountability is not neutral. It shapes behavior, sometimes in ways we neither anticipate nor intend. In the first part of this series
When Metrics Take the Wheel: What No Child Left Behind Teaches Associations About Accountability -Part 1 of 3:
When Metrics Take the Wheel: What No Child Left Behind Teaches Associations About Accountability In public education, No Child Left
From Insight to Action—Embedding Scenario Planning in Governance – Part 4 o 4
The value of scenario planning is not in the exercise itself; it lies in the changes that result from it.
Building Systems Thinkers in the Boardroom – Part 3 of 4
One of the most underappreciated outcomes of scenario planning is its impact on how leaders think. Not just what they
Scenario Planning as a Foresight Engine – Part 2 of 4
Scenario Planning as a Foresight Engine: How Boards Can Prepare for Multiple Futures If traditional strategic planning is rooted in
The Limits of Traditional Strategic Planning
BLOG Series – Scenario Planning v. Traditional Strategic Planning Scenario Planning v. Traditional Strategic Planning For decades, strategic planning has
Leading Forward: Building Nonprofit Organizations That Remain Essential – Part 4 of 4
In an environment where the lines between nonprofit and for-profit are increasingly blurred, the ultimate challenge is not survival. It