Posts Tagged ‘Growth’

  • Cleaning for a change

    Cleaning for a change

    May 1st, 2012 | Expressive Change | Tolu Ilesanmi | 1 Comment

    It took courage to start a cleaning company when Ronke and I did. I was an MBA student at McGill, having worked as a star banker at GT Bank, an elite Nigerian bank, and in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. Being slightly rebellious, I proceeded partly because being a cleaner was contrary to everything my society expected of me. The clients, friends and associates who have engaged with us have had a sense that there was something different [...]

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  • Appreciative feedback triads: Kupa humbowo muhutatu

    Appreciative feedback triads: Kupa humbowo muhutatu

    March 7th, 2011 | Expressive Change | Warren & Tana | No Comments

    At Kufunda Learning Village, we’ve recently experimented with a powerful exercise called ‘Appreciative Feedback Triads’ or ‘Kupa humbowo muhutatu’ in Shona. Here’s how it works…

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  • Growth at St. George’s

    Growth at St. George’s

    February 17th, 2010 | Expressive Change | Warren | No Comments

    The other day Tana  and I went to talk to Megan Webster who teaches at St. George’s, a school in Montreal that seems quite steeped in this idea of expressive change. Megan describes it as a place where teachers, staff, and students are all deeply engaged in their own learning and where people pay profound [...]

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