Think Sync Articles, interviews, manifestos and explorations from the Sync Leadership world. Think Sync Bec Hogan: Inclusion is daggy but that’s ok. Inclusion by definition means including people, to provide equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be… Think Sync Richard Bell: Revolution within myself In the ultimate revolution of me, I sat in the SYNC leadership program to learn about the awakening of myself.… Think Sync The Zine of things to come In Spring 2021, with the support of Canada Council for the Arts and British Council, Canada, 33 of our Sync… Think Sync Connor Yuzwenko-Martin: Leading With Your Heart On February 9, 2021, around 6 p.m., I was lying on the couch half-asleep and on my third episode of… Blog post Think Sync Charlotte Jacob-Maguire: Shifting our Purpose “I experienced ableism from Day 2 of the stroke Charlotte Jacob-Maguire The core framework of Sync Leadership learning is the… Blog post Think Sync Maxime D.- Pomerleau: Situational Leadership Shifting I was able to meet up with Maxime D.- Pomerleau before the end of 2020 to explore her leadership style… Blog post Think Sync B. Paul Tshuma: Learning to Listen Listening is being able to be changed by the other person. Alan Alda B. Paul Tshuma is a published poet,… Blog post Think Sync Remarkable by Kelsie Acton A square white piece of cloth on a brown laminate floor. Words are written in blue marker. They say: “But… Blog post Think Sync Ingrid Palmer: Ambiversion – blending the conflicting sides of ourselves “There is a crack in everything: that’s how the light gets in.” “Anthem”, Leonard Cohen This month I had the… Leadership thinking Sync Coaching Think Sync Alex Bulmer: Leadership – The Virtue of Inefficiency Alex Bulmer joined the Sync Canada Ontario programme this June. An award-winning writer, director, actor and dramaturge and Artistic Director… Filter
