And why is it so effective?
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This process must foster an environment that promotes a healthy exchange of ideas and demands that all stakeholders participate. Kim wants everyone to be heard. Well, there’s a lofty goal! It’s not. Here’s how we’re going to do that.
A recovery community organization (RCO) is an independent, non-profit organization led and governed by representatives of local communities of recovery.
Whether you are going back to the office or continue to work from home for the foreseeable future, one thing is for certain… video-conferencing is here to stay. And, no matter how many times you login to a virtual program like Zoom, something will go awry. Am I right? Does your experience sound like this…” …
Your organization has an important mission. And Kim understands that day in and day out you are helping to fulfill that mission and serve your community. And as important as the daily tasks are, it’s equally important to secure your organization’s future by sustaining your resources. For many, the first thoughts are “more money, more …
And why is it so effective?
Learn more about the dynamic, data-driven problem-solving framework that garners results – No Matter the subject matter!
We often speak to the importance of focus groups, the impact of including them in your process and utilizing the information that they provide in the work of your coalition. The following is a story of a project that illustrates that power.
The group drives the substance. As a facilitator, I understand that they needed to get to their end goal. To get them there I ask the right questions, bringing confidence and the process to overcome barrier(s). I rely on proven processes and practices that I have developed over the years. But somehow each group always makes the outcome their own.
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