May 17, 2020

077 EBBF 1 Collaboration Through Consultation - A Powerful Tool For Building Community- Sara Dehoff

46 minutes

Dealing with the coronavirus pandemic is one thing, what comes next another. What do we need to be able to rebuild? Humanity is facing an incredible challenge of collaboration and coordination at all levels and among diverse populations. Consultation is an essential tool for this effort. By aiming to understand the truth of an issue, consultation enables participants to transcend their own points of view and, together, chart a wise course of action. Come join us and learn the basics of this vital approach to problem-solving.

Speaker: Sara DeHoff

Host: Daniel Truran

Co-Host: Vahid Masrour

Sara DeHoff

Speaker

Sara DeHoff is a freelance writer and author of Collaboration through Consultation: A Powerful Tool for Building Community. Drawing on 30 years of working in groups of various kinds, Sara writes about community building, working together and developing a learning mindset. She earned an M.Ed. from Harvard and has lived, worked and studied in China, Japan, Taiwan and the Czech Republic. An unwavering believer in the human spirit, Sara is always seeking ways to bring people together.

Daniel Truran

Host @Strategist, impact innovator, speaker and enabler

Daniel Truran has dedicated the last 20 years to explore and harness the connection between Baha'i values, the purpose and the actions or people and companies, inspiring and creating communities and movements that are building the future, a better, more prosperous, sustainable and just future. He is currently director general at ebbf - ethical business building the future, B Corp ambassador at B Lab Europe, teaches at various masters in business schools, and offers talks and sessions to spark the transition that people and the world want and need. He was the co-founder of the Impact Hub Madrid. LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/dtruran

Vahid Masrour

Co-Host

Having resided in 6 countries (so far!), and being a polyglot, I consider myself a world citizen. Originally trained as a psychologist, I’ve dedicated much of my time to creating and facilitating training activities both in the for-profit and non-profit worlds. I am now keenly interested in participating in the inquiry about what educational systems could and should look like in the 21st century. As a Bahá’í, I am particularly interested in topics related to Bahá’u’lláh’s New World Order, and the transition of humanity towards it. In the core activities, serving as a tutor has been my favorite activity.

Presented as a partnership with

Wilmette Institute

www.wilmetteinstitute.org

and

Ethical Business Building the Future

http://ebbf.org/

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