Can People Who Disagree Work Together to Shape the Future?

Adam Kahane, who pioneered Transformative Scenario Planning and wrote the foundational book on it, explains how people can work together to shape the future, even when they do not agree with, like, or trust one another. An introduction to the method and to what it might open up for Ireland. All welcome; free registration via Eventbrite.

About the speaker

Adam Kahane is a co-founder of Reos Partners and one of the world's leading facilitators of complex, conflictual, multi-stakeholder processes, work that began with the celebrated Mont Fleur scenarios during South Africa's transition. He is the best-selling author of six books, translated into more than twenty languages, including Solving Tough Problems, Collaborating with the Enemy, and Facilitating Breakthrough; a Member of the Order of Canada; and, in 2022, the Schwab Foundation's Social Innovation Thought Leader of the Year at Davos.

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