A Systems Approach to Strategy: How Strategic Mapping Enhances Strategic Planning

In an era of rapid change and interconnected challenges, strategy can no longer be a once-a-year exercise.

This article explores how strategic mapping complements strategic planning to create living, adaptive strategies that evolve with shifting realities.

Learn how a systems lens enables organizations to align diverse stakeholders, prioritize smartly, and deliver lasting impact.

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We Can Work Together Even Across Deep Differences

Drawing on over thirty years of global experience, Adam Kahane challenges the myth of harmonious teamwork and offers a revolutionary approach that embraces discord, experimentation, and genuine cocreation.

Discover how to work with people you don't agree with or like or trust in “Collaborating with the Enemy”.

The Future of Democracy: How Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration Can Make a Difference

Democracy is at a crossroads, facing rising authoritarianism, eroding trust, and deepening polarisation. Explore how multi-stakeholder collaboration can help preserve and reform democratic governance.

Future-Proofing Organisations: Strategic Resilience in an Era of Disruption

Discover how adopting strategic resilience and dynamic planning approaches like Transformative Scenario Planning (TSP) can help organisations thrive in an era of uncertainty, improving agility, risk management, collaboration, and long-term adaptability.

Indigenous Led Collaborative Strategies for Forest Stewardship

Spruce Root, supported by Reos Partners, is reshaping Tongass National Forest management by integrating Indigenous knowledge and community-driven scenario planning to foster a regenerative future for Southeast Alaska’s land and communities.

Collaborating for the Tongass: How Indigenous Leadership and Strategic Partnership are Transforming Forest Conservation

Discover how Reos Partners’ methodologies support a collaborative, Indigenous-led approach to revising the Tongass National Forest Plan.

The Human Side of Energy Transition: Why a New Approach to Engagement is Crucial

This article explores how inclusive, values-based engagement is essential for building trust and resolving conflicts in energy transition projects.

Reos Partners Joins the Pan-Amazon Bioeconomy Network

Reos Partners joins the Pan-Amazon Bioeconomy Network, supporting regional collaboration to drive a locally-led and sustainable bioeconomy in the Amazon.