Thursday, August 13, 2009
On the Closing of PLP - The Potential of Networks
As I read about the closing of PLP, Professional Leaders Project. My thoughts are with my terrifically talented colleagues Rhoda Weisman and Sarah Meyers. I deeply believe that the impact of PLP and other network focused organizations like it, will be felt for a long long time in the Jewish community. Though a program closes, the relationships that were created will continue to bear fruit.
I wonder if funders and stakeholders realize that with a small sustained investment, by way of a network weaver http://networkweaver.blogspot.com/, the community can continue to harvest the fruits that have been cultivated during the years of operation.
I hope that organizations can take the time to articulate and honor their future legacy and maybe even put in place simple self-sustaining mechanism for these networks to live on be it a self-sustaining facebook group, a delicious tag or other electronic connection.
In a day of self organizing communities and social capital garnered from long term ongoing connections, the story is just beginning to unfold.
Stay in touch!
Naava
I wonder if funders and stakeholders realize that with a small sustained investment, by way of a network weaver http://networkweaver.blogspot.com/, the community can continue to harvest the fruits that have been cultivated during the years of operation.
I hope that organizations can take the time to articulate and honor their future legacy and maybe even put in place simple self-sustaining mechanism for these networks to live on be it a self-sustaining facebook group, a delicious tag or other electronic connection.
In a day of self organizing communities and social capital garnered from long term ongoing connections, the story is just beginning to unfold.
Stay in touch!
Naava
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