It's All Connected: Unearthing The Potential in Hidden Collaborative Networks
07.05.2018
Lois Weisberg, Chicago's commissioner for cultural affairs from 1989 to 2011, passed away at age 90 in January 2016. She was made famous in part by Malcolm Gladwell, author of the book "The Tipping Point," who described her as the quintessential "connector." Her connections included Tony Bennett, Allen Ginsberg, Arthur C. Clarke, as well as doctors, lawyers, environmentalists, real estate moguls, politicians, activists and street peddlers, according to her obituary in the New York Times. Does your organization have such "connectors?" If you do, they ...