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Patterns of leading in networks

February 25, 2010 By Chris Corrigan Art of Hosting, BC, Collaboration, Learning

From a recent Art of Hosting in Sweden comes a learning from some young leaders thinking about how to lead in networks:

1. Open and transparency of decision making process and “organizational” structure, even if it’s dynamic. No Taboos or un-written rule. The aim should be to make the system as visible as possible.

2. Empowers loads of action (systemically): What is the minimum structure needed to enable self-organizing and action?

3. Good communication culture (this is the real challenge I guess)

4. Clear process of creation and updating the leading thoughts

5. Low entrance step, it’s easy to join, accessible.

6. Inclusive, nobody is left out if they want to contribute and participate.

7. Purpose large enough but clear enough. People should feel that I want to be part of this. Purpose is container both for action and expansion. Case: 350.org brought together many networks, as did Survival Academy.

via How to lead a network well? ideas from AoH Karlskrona | Monkey Business.

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