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While You Are Waiting Run the audio wizard to be sure you can hear and your microphone is working. Top bar, Click Tools: Click Audio, Click Audio Set-up Wizard Follow instructions Download the handouts as you are prompted If that does not happen: Top bar, Click Windows: Click Show File Transfer Library Click on each document and download 11/24/2018

Introduction to Leading by Convening Parent Mentors’ Webinar September 4, 2014 10:00am 11/24/2018

Leading: Top-Down Model Leader driven Responsibility resides with the leader. Those in charge drive policy decisions,chart path, make decisions Autocratic or small core group of people. Worker “bees” may contribute and but carry out work. Solicit and consider input from participants. 11/24/2018

Leading: Bottom-Up Model Representatives of a cross-stakeholder group have influence in guiding actions and decision making. Buy-in across groups is desired. Creative agreement strategies are used to bring the group to consensus. Responsibility resides with all. Grass roots investment engages participants and empowers action. Broad commitment to implementation. Sustainable after current leaders have moved on. 11/24/2018

The Partnership Way Stakeholders with authority and influence join with groups that have influence in the field. They have a role and their interactions produce value. Decision makers, practitioners and consumers understand that collective influence has the potential to change outcomes. Representatives of diverse stakeholder groups engage through consensus to identify issues, solve problems and take action. 11/24/2018

The Partnership Way Persons with expertise and/or experience share knowledge and skills. Sharing leadership opportunities and responsibilities, based on role, expertise and needs of the group in specific contexts or situations. Attending to both the human and technical elements of change; building relationships. Broadens the area of impact and supports sustainability. 11/24/2018

Summary Handout What does it mean to “lead by convening”? The Leading by Convening Triad and Tools Coalescing Around Issues Ensuring Relevant Participation Doing the Work Together Reflection/Evaluation Bringing It All Together 11/24/2018

Leading by Convening Online http://www.ideapartnership.org/building-connections/the-partnership-way.html 11/24/2018