Businesses are coalescing into ecosystems and becoming more interconnected, dynamic and interdependent. This trend began well before the pandemic but has accelerated in the past year. The trend is ...

Collaborative leadership is the action that promotes and allows two or more parties to engage in open, cooperative and respectful communication. This creates spaces where all parties feel safe to be ...

We’re at the top of the new year, but we’re just months away from another national election. This one will be critical to many of the issues that are important to women, and Black women in particular.

Tending to long-term landscape health and resilience is a highly complex enterprise. To address this complexity, we must imagine and facilitate a community-based response that is just as complex, ...

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There’s a well-known proverb: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” But going together isn’t always easy—it can be messy. It requires compromise, humility, and ...

While much of the Wurtele Center for Collaborative Leadership’s programming is geared toward students, we nevertheless strive to live into our mission to equip all members of the Smith community with ...

For any Smithie who wants to change something for the better! To make real change, you will have to work with other people to understand and address complex challenges, and the Collaborative ...

In today’s competitive job market, demonstrating your ability to collaborate effectively with others is essential for career advancement. Employers consistently rank teamwork as one of the top soft ...

Silos are frequently viewed as major obstacles within organizations, blamed for stifling innovation, hindering communication and causing inefficiencies. However, the existence of silos is not always ...