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The questions we ask determine the results we get
A conversation with JP Baker about asking the right questions, organizational structures, and scarcity vs. abundance thinking.
Topics discussed in this episode include:
JP Baker works as a Planning Consultant with Vantage Point, ready to support organizations strategize the most effective ways to reach their goals. JP has extensive experience as a facilitator, consultant, researcher, and writer. As a consultant, JP is sought out for his expertise in governance, organizational culture, strategy, process design, and change management. Over the past fifteen years, he has done strategic planning with a wide variety of not-for-profit organizations and university departments and led the development of several community-wide plans.
JP is also involved in overall advancement of the non-profit sector in BC. He belongs to peer networks on sector development and reimagining governance, and he coordinates the ChangeLink initiative in the BC interior, which aims to promote connection and coordination in the local non-profit sector. JP is also a founder of and public spokesperson for Keep Kamloops an initiative designed to provide a promotional boost to arts, recreation, and heritage organizations impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Outside of his professional activities, JP serves as President of the Kamloops Society for the Written Arts, plays and sings with the band Van Horne, and is an active father, cook, and writer.
Links:
https://www.keepkamloops.ca/
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By Hikma CollectiveA conversation with JP Baker about asking the right questions, organizational structures, and scarcity vs. abundance thinking.
Topics discussed in this episode include:
JP Baker works as a Planning Consultant with Vantage Point, ready to support organizations strategize the most effective ways to reach their goals. JP has extensive experience as a facilitator, consultant, researcher, and writer. As a consultant, JP is sought out for his expertise in governance, organizational culture, strategy, process design, and change management. Over the past fifteen years, he has done strategic planning with a wide variety of not-for-profit organizations and university departments and led the development of several community-wide plans.
JP is also involved in overall advancement of the non-profit sector in BC. He belongs to peer networks on sector development and reimagining governance, and he coordinates the ChangeLink initiative in the BC interior, which aims to promote connection and coordination in the local non-profit sector. JP is also a founder of and public spokesperson for Keep Kamloops an initiative designed to provide a promotional boost to arts, recreation, and heritage organizations impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Outside of his professional activities, JP serves as President of the Kamloops Society for the Written Arts, plays and sings with the band Van Horne, and is an active father, cook, and writer.
Links:
https://www.keepkamloops.ca/