Innovisor Academy + 1:1 Mentoring - How Activating Communities and Ecosystems Can Maximize Impact with Limited Resources

This eLearning Academy module comes with one hour of mentoring - VALUE: €185

Who is this module made for?

This course if for everyone interested in communities and ecosystems. No prior knowledge or experience is necessary.

What will you learn?

In this academy module, you’ll learn how to strategically connect people, ideas, and resources across communities, ecosystems, or consortia—maximizing your impact even with limited resources.

You'll gain a deeper understanding of how connectivity works and what conditions are needed to overcome barriers, spark innovation, and ignite lasting change. In short, you'll explore how to catalyze collective progress through the power of networks.

• Why informal networks are critical for igniting sustainable movements in communities, ecosystems, or consortia
• How to approach your community, ecosystem, or consortium through the Triple Helix Model
• Real-world examples and case studies, including:
  • Silicon Valley, as a known model for community, ecosystem, and consortia collaboration
  • ASML, as a more unknown model for the ecosystem, is a Dutch multinational corporation that emerged through community, ecosystem, and consortia collaboration
  • Innovisor's work with community, ecosystem, and consortia development

Who is it for?

This module is designed for professionals working within communities, ecosystems, or consortia. This can be within organizations or across organizations. It is especially relevant for:

• Project managers responsible for coordinating and executing community, ecosystem, or consortia success
• Leaders building strategic alignment across stakeholders
• Facilitators who need to identify, activate, and engage the often-hidden movers, shakers, and power players crucial to successful collaboration, conference, or other events

Who is the Instructor?

Richard Santos Lalleman is your instructor. Richard is the Head of Learning, Innovation, and Quality at Innovisor. With 15+ years practical experience in knowledge management and learning, Richard knows how the most successful practitioners use insights into networks, communities and ecosystems to transform successfully.

Richard is also the facilitator of the Organizational Network Club - a global peer-to-peer learning community - where members grow and explore together how to apply network thinking to change, collaboration, and innovation.