Partners in Performance
...helping leaders build resilient, adaptive, mission-driven organizations
Our Plan of Action
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​When working with our clients and projects, we will speak on behalf of, and advocate for Racial Justice: "The systematic fair treatment of people of all races, resulting in equitable opportunities and outcomes for all."
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We will be persistent in including Black voices within our coaching, facilitator, and consulting partners and subcontractors.
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We will build an increased emphasis on justice and equity in the core curriculum of our leadership development programs.
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We will improve our meeting design and facilitation practice in ways that achieve more equitable access to organizational discussions of purpose, artistry, governance, strategy, and culture.
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We will seek out and participate in conversations and formal programs that advance our understanding of effective anti-racism and racial equity efforts within the arts and cultural profession, and across the nonprofit sector.
We are NOT neutral.
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Truth matters.
Justice matters.
Black lives matter.
Exciting News!!
Join us for a conversation about scenario building, a timely, informed and efficient way to craft bold visions and useful strategies for moving forward in uncertain times. Times of disruption are also times of significant innovation. John will lead a 90-minute engagement around the four step scenario building process. Click here for more information and to register!
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Meghan Martin (Rising Leaders 2019) appointed Executive Director of the Arts Council of Greater Lansing! Find out more about Rising Leaders!
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Rachel Lappen (Emerging Leaders
Program 2020) heads to the Jewish Federation of Cleveland as their Chief Development Officer. Learn more about ELP!
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Noah Bloom (CAELI 2013), named as the Executive Director of the Neighborhood Music School in New Haven, CT. Congratulations Noah!
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