“I had the humble honour of collaborating with Alisa. She organized and hosted me as a guest speaker at UnCommon in February 2024. She is an excellent communicator, very punctual and proactive leader which made my task easier to complete. In addition, she has an incredible touch in building teams that work seamlessly in attaining the objectives and goals. It is through her hand that I was able to interact, inspire and learn from the UnCommon students. I highly recommend her for all tasks and positions that are related to project development and management for it is guaranteed that all KPIs will be met. It was a pleasure working with her and I appreciate her professionalism and decorum.”
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Your team is feeling excluded from change planning. How can you involve them effectively?
To effectively involve your team in change planning, it's crucial to foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and heard. Begin by openly communicating the reasons for the change and its expected impact. Encourage team members to share their ideas and concerns through regular meetings or workshops, ensuring they feel like active contributors rather than passive recipients. By involving them in decision-making and giving them ownership of certain aspects of the change, you not only enhance buy-in but also empower your team to support and drive the change together. It is important to ask your team inclusive questions throughout the process so that they feel part of the change process.
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Here's how you can ensure a successful project closure.
Ensuring a successful project closure hinges on robust evaluation of performance and a commitment to continuous improvement. Beyond meeting deadlines, it's crucial to assess whether project objectives were met and to what extent they contributed to organizational goals. This evaluation should include a thorough review of metrics, stakeholder feedback, and financial outcomes. Identifying lessons learned from both successes and challenges provides valuable insights for refining future project strategies. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement, organizations not only enhance project outcomes but also strengthen overall operational efficiency and innovation capabilities.
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Here's how you can balance delegation and maintain ownership as a non-profit manager.
As a non-profit manager, balancing ownership and delegation is key to effective leadership. Start by gaining a clear understanding of the organization's goals and the strengths of your team members. Prioritize tasks accordingly, knowing when to delegate to leverage specialized skills. Empower your team by involving them in the delegation process, ensuring everyone feels connected to the organization's vision. Leading with humility and fostering a culture of accountability will help maintain overall oversight while empowering your team to excel in their roles.
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RIAS Annual Essay Writing Competition
The Roosevelt Institute for American Studies
I was the first winner of the RIAS Essay writing competition for an essay I wrote on the effects environmental initiatives are having on indigenous people in Oaxaca, Mexico. My main argument involved showing that remedies to climate change are biased because they do not consider the needs of and the effects on disenfranchised and poor communities within global-South countries.
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