Thread: Thanks so much for all the great edits and suggestions. Such a great example for me about the power of the collective.  view thread

Thread: Thanks Kendra for posting. (I framed a question for your post...feel free to edit it if you like). I so agree with you  view thread

Thread: We have a great series of partner posts planned on network leadership over the next couple of weeks. ** Patti  view thread

Reply: I really like your metaphor that people are portals or windows into vast networks and that this knowledge will eventually transform how we practice  view reply

Reply: Your post clarifies for me that leadership is not just direction, alignment, and commitment, but also accountability for results. There is a research  view reply

Reply: 1. What are the simple rules that would enable dynamic networks to form around common interests while also supporting the knowledge sharing needs of  view reply

Reply: Grady McGonagall posted a few other questions in response to the blogpost on Leadership in the Social Sector: Why we need change http://leadershiplearning.org/blog/claire-reinelt/2010-01-27/leadership-social-sector-why-we-need-change His  view reply

Thread: If you could frame five questions to encapsulate what you most want to understand and learn about network leadership, what would those questions be?  view thread

Thread: I have posted a draft outline for the leadership and networks publication synthesis. It was challenging to figure out how to frame this  view thread

Reply: Thanks Aerin for starting this discussion. Reflecting on what is working and not working and understanding what factors influence how people engage with  view reply