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Started this discussion. Last reply by Tessy Britton Oct 11, 2009.
Organisation
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FC Draft terms of reference
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Stephen Elliott-Hunter commented on Tessy Britton's blog post 'What exactly is a *Project*?'
"The issue of relationships between the RSA, the Fellowship, the Trustees and the Fellowship Council is still key to all. This issue was reinforced as of signal importance when projects were discussed. It all seemed very RSA-centric, with not much…"
Stephen Elliott-Hunter commented on Tessy Britton's blog post 'Facilitating Specialist Networks?'
"Well, here I am again, with my 'question everything' hat on.
Back to basics really, not 'what can the RSA do for you?', but 'what can you do for the RSA?', (with apologies to JFK).
The Fellowship is, according to the…"
Tessy Britton commented on Stephen Elliott-Hunter's blog post 'Sitting on the sideline (for a change!)'
"Stephen what you have said is very true - we do need to examine and understand existing relationships between RSA and Fellowship... in order to nurture productive ones in the future.
I wondered if your ideas around the Common Operating Philosophy…"
Stephen Elliott-Hunter posted a blog post
Sitting on the sideline (for a change!)
Some general thoughts - (though not really off-topic)Not normally much good at sitting on the sidelines, I have been watching (proper use of the word for online activity 'viewing'?), reading and been generally interested in the various outputs, outpourings and comments around this new space.Isn't language wonderful? 'This new space'; no it's not, it is merely a 'virtual somewhere' for people to share thoughts as it is not possible to physically sit down and 'mardle' (Norfolk dialect for chat)…See More
Stephen Elliott-Hunter replied to Lopa Patel MBE's discussion 'Jobs of the future - this made me laugh!'
"While recently consulting for BT, I was lucky enough to meet a young man entltled "Disruptive Futurologist". His role; to seek out and identify future potential threats to the delivery of BT's products and services and either…"
Tessy Britton replied to Stephen Elliott-Hunter's discussion 'Congratulations!'
"Thanks for posting this Stephen - A very enjoyable day and great to meet everyone! I am enjoying you long term thinking too... :)"
Viv Long-Ferguson replied to Stephen Elliott-Hunter's discussion 'Congratulations!'
"Stephen - Thanks for the words of support and encouragement.
I have met with a few of the Council members already and the feedback has been enthusiastic and positive. For example we have already suggestions to have a Council session outside of…"
Stephen Elliott-Hunter posted a discussion
Congratulations!
Not a discussion really, but a vote of thanks and many congratulations for everyone at the inaugural meeting of the Fellowship Council.Good organisation and management by the RSA house team, an enthusing and enthusiastic Matthew, excellent participation and a great (though rather warm) environment, made for a really useful first meeting.If we can all keep up the initial enthusiasm, (often a dwindling resource), the RSA timeline may, in years to come, reflect this as a turning point in its great…See More
David Wilcox replied to Stephen Elliott-Hunter's discussion 'FC Draft terms of reference'
"Consultation on TORs would - as Tessy suggests - be a great way to model future consultations, and in the process make some links between this site and the others around RSA. How about an outline of the process from how through council and trustees,…"
Stephen Elliott-Hunter replied to Stephen Coleman's discussion 'Communicating - with ourselves; with the wider world'
"Stephen,
You are right to raise this, and how do we answer the call? Until we are getting it reasonably right ourselves, we can hardly hold ourselves up as an exemplar.
There has been comment about the value or otherwise of the numerous disparate…"
Stephen Elliott-Hunter posted a discussion
Organisation
Sorry to sound like a technerdkilljoy, but do we need to find some way to categorise these discussions, or will we end up, as so many forums have done, just a never-ending list of discussions, many on roughly the same subject, but not linked? It is so easy to lose track and value.Can we drop them into areas such as; Communications, Networks, Projects etc. or ensure that we use 'tags' to help othersSee More
Belinda Lester replied to Stephen Elliott-Hunter's discussion 'FC Draft terms of reference'
"Hi - I agree about consulting with Fellows. That's exactly what this site should be used for. In terms of formalising the process, the Trustee Board will sign off on the final TOR once the Council is happy and feel that they have the feedback…"
Tessy Britton replied to Stephen Elliott-Hunter's discussion 'FC Draft terms of reference'
"Stephen you are right - a consultation with Fellows on this would be great! Could we possibly use this ning to engage Fellows in getting comments? We could perhaps invite Fellows who are part of other regional nings to start the conversation on the…"
Stephen Elliott-Hunter posted a discussion
FC Draft terms of reference
So, let us kick off a discussion about TORs.The draft terms of reference have been made available so where do we go with it? Perhaps along the way, we can consider the wider issues of consultation, but let us start with this.Do the TORs go to members of the FC only for comment , out to the whole Fellowship for views within a fixed period, or some other arrangement? Who has to accept them?Do we need to form that splendid thing, a sub-group, to collate responses and make recommendations to the…See More
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Sitting on the sideline (for a change!)
Some general thoughts - (though not really off-topic)
Not normally much good at sitting on the sidelines, I have been watching (proper use of the word for online activity 'viewing'?), reading and been generally interested in the various outputs, outpourings and comments around this new space.
Isn't language wonderful? 'This new space'; no it's not, it is merely a 'virtual somewhere' for people to share thoughts as it is not possible to physically sit down and… Continue
Not normally much good at sitting on the sidelines, I have been watching (proper use of the word for online activity 'viewing'?), reading and been generally interested in the various outputs, outpourings and comments around this new space.
Isn't language wonderful? 'This new space'; no it's not, it is merely a 'virtual somewhere' for people to share thoughts as it is not possible to physically sit down and… Continue
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