Endless debt of gratitude to you Lisa, Gail, Harrison, Everyone in the OS
Community. Words may not be enough but they are said as a good start: Thank you.
All the best.
Franklin
From: Lisa Heft
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Friday, November 26, 2
Dear All,
Many months ago I asked for some help on running an OS session - so firstly I
would like to thank those who responded and especially those who gave up their
time to speak and meet with me to answer all my questions.
Since then I have been suggesting that this may be a valuable way of
Well done Keith, and thanks so much for sharing the insights with us. The
resiliant nature of OST is what I love about it too. You can throw huge levels
of chaos and uncertainty at it and people will reform in the way they need to
do deal with what they need to deal with. I have had many expe
Keith - congratulations on your learning journey and thank you for
sharing this story.
It makes me think of a story that Jeff Aitken shared with me about
huge events happening in the middle of an Open Space on Open Space
conference, was it?
Big shocking world event happening in some partic
Keith - Bloody Good Show! -- you might say. And when it comes to agility, it
seems like OS can help people move in useful ways. Perhaps it is unique to
the Pharma Folks (don't think so) but some years ago I opened some space for
Park-Davis (that dates it J) - 500 researchers on their Strategic Rese
