Category Archives: Leadership Development
Understanding and Challenging Systemic Racism
After the murder of George Floyd, one way in which I responded was by writing blog post, and what follows is another post sharing readings, insights and practices from my own learning journey to better understand something that by design … Continue reading
The Funders Network
It’s been awhile since I posted a blog, and that’s partly because I’ve been working on a long-term consulting project serving The Funders Network, directing Smart Growth California. I’ve had the opportunity facilitate engaging spaces for learning, alignment and collaboration … Continue reading
Collaborative Leadership
I recently completed a year-long training process supporting the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health Collaborative Leadership program. With DPH taking a lead in designing the overall training framework that consisted of two cohorts with 76 participants, my role … Continue reading
48 Collaboratives Along the Pacific Coast
Since the majority of my consulting practice now serves various collaborative change initiatives, this list is intended to assist with the cross-pollination of ideas and people (please contact me if you have suggestions for other collaboratives to include since this list … Continue reading
My Pacific Coast Bike Tour: 10 Year Anniversary
During the summer of 2006, I bike toured down the mighty Pacific Coast, from Vancouver, Canada to Los Angeles, California. Along the way, I connected with friends, family and a network of local leaders creating sustainable communities. It was a … Continue reading
Coordinating the Los Angeles Funders’ Collaborative
Late last year, I started coordinating the Los Angeles Funders’ Collaborative, which aims to harness the changes being catalyzed by landmark transportation and environmental policies to create equitable, healthy, sustainable communities in Los Angeles County. I’m thrilled to put my learning from … Continue reading




