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”.

Creating safe spaces to address GBVH in the workplace

Discover how Reos Partners helped a large mining company address gender-based violence and harassment at a systemic level by creating safe spaces for deep engagement.

Bridging the collaboration gap: The path to system transformation

This article explores the urgent need for systems change and collaboration in the decisive decade. Discover our theory of change and how we bridge the collaboration gap for system transformation.

Navigating systems change: 5 approaches for impact

We unpack 5 approaches to navigating systems change to help drive meaningful impact across systems change projects.

The Shared Realities Project

Explore how the Shared Realities project works to strengthen social cohesion and resilience in an age of information disorder.

How to address gender-based violence by enabling a positive corporate culture

Learn how Reos Partners works with companies within the South African mining sector to help them effectively address gender-based violence (GBV).

Why is collaboration so critical in science-society interactions, especially in the African context?

Learn more about why collaboration is critical in science-society interactions, particularly in the African context.