Leadership and Resiliance Catalyst
I had the good fortune to interview Julie Bargmann a couple of months back. I spoke with her about the leadership challenges she faces in brownfield reclamation projects. Bargmann is a landscape architect extraordinaire and nationally known brownfield reclamation expert. Brownfields are “real … [Read more...]
For the past two years I have been writing about the Pillar Trends -- urbanization, climate change, the aging of the developed world, and the continued exponential increase in knowledge -- and their potential to reshape some of our basic assumptions about how the world works. Most recently I have … [Read more...]
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The Pillar Trends about which I write -- climate change, urbanization, aging demographics, and the exponential increase in knowledge -- are the big hair ball challenges facing leaders and organizations. Decision making when confronted with them is difficult even for the best informed. To help remedy … [Read more...]
Does the unrest in France have broader implications for leaders? I think so -- and they are linked to the Pillar Trends I've written about previously: urbanization, climate change, aging demographics, and the exponential increase in knowledge. The anger in France is also reflected in the UK, the … [Read more...]
The first in a series. Jonathan F.P. Rose, founder of the green real estate and development Jonathan Rose Companies, delivered an inspirational capstone address at the Executive Council Sustainable Cities leadership forum earlier this week. I served as editorial director for the event. Rose … [Read more...]
I work with leaders to build their resilience and increase their impact on the organizations and communities they lead. I am a writer, speaker and conversation catalyst, teacher, and consultant. I draw inspiration from nature, the complex environments of cities, and the seemingly endless creativity of my fellow humans. 
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