Leading Through Partnership

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For your own use. Complete the diagnostic and every tool on screen, or print them.

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For up to 10 people in one organization or partnership, including its internal and external stakeholders. Each person keeps and completes their own copy of the guide.

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For up to 50 people in one organization or partnership, including its internal and external stakeholders. Each person keeps and completes their own copy of the guide.

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Influence built on trust and shared purpose: how to engage multiple stakeholders within and outside your organization.

You lead a coalition, a project team, a group of peers or a network of partners. Instructions don’t work here. Purpose, trust and shared ownership do. Leading Through Partnership shows you how to build them, so people commit because they want to, not because they have to.

Inside:

An 8-statement diagnostic drawn from the Regenerative Capacity Index, showing where your influence is strong and where it needs work.
Push versus pull: Why leading by authority fails when you have none, and what works instead
An illustrative scenario of a coalition that moved from polite agreement to real action
Five practical tools: a stakeholder map, a purpose bridge, a deep listening protocol, a practice set for building trust and ownership, and an ego check
A 30-day practice plan with weekly actions and a closing reflection

Fillable PDF: complete the diagnostic and every worksheet on screen and save your work, or print it. The diagnostic adds up your score automatically in Adobe Acrobat Reader.

For: coalition and network leaders, project managers, nonprofit leaders working with partners and volunteers, and anyone leading peers.

Format: 13-page PDF, letter size, with printable worksheets. Licensed for your personal and organizational use.

By John Hardman, PhD, author of the Regenerative Leadership Framework and faculty at the United Nations University for Peace (UPEACE) Centre for Executive Education.

Leading Through Partnership

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