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Topic: How participatory decision making brings innovation to organizations
Speakers:  Ella Morgulis / Catherine Jaeger
Where: Virtual Meeting
1 Strategic PDU

Presentation Description:  

Without vulnerability there is no innovation, warns Brene Brown.  The practice of participatory decision making puts the right group of individuals together to make a decision, regardless of title.  This seemingly simple practice builds trust and engagement throughout the company, and unleashes a tremendous potential for innovation usually stymied by organizational hierarchies.  

A Marketplace Network organization, which incorporates participatory decision making, aligns teams with the customer and company purpose.  It is, however, not possible unless vulnerability is embraced and manifested in the organization’s culture. 

In this interactive workshop you will learn about this “future of work” approach, look at case studies, and discuss in small and large groups how it can empower you at any level of the organization

KeyTakeaways:  

- Learn different participatory decision making styles

- Recognize how vulnerability and trust plays into decision making

- Learn how these practices are the underpinnings to create a Marketplace Network organization to spur innovation

- Hear about culture of innovation case studies of companies organized by Marketplace Networks