Positive Change: The Art of Appreciative Inquiry with David Cooperrider
January 25, 2016
Hosted by Georgetown ITL Faculty
[Download MP3] [itunes] [Bookmark Episode]
Guest Information
Episode Description
People value problem-solving and go immediately to "what's wrong" to solve problems. What would happen if you focused on what is working rather than what isn't? Join Guest Host Roz Kay for a conversation with David Cooperrider, co-creator and creative thought leader of Appreciative Inquiry and co-author with Diana Whitney of A Positive Revolution in Change. Appreciative Inquiry involves discovering what gives life to a system or organization and involves the art of crafting the "unconditional positive question" to strengthen the capacity to see and develop the organization's potential. David will share the transformational qualities of AI, how and when to use it, and talk about the impact of using an AI approach to change. Join Roz and David for an opportunity to learn a change process that mobilizes change positively.
Inside Transformational Leadership
Archives Available on VoiceAmerica Business Channel
What is needed in 21st century leadership? What are the most successful change leaders of today doing that sets them apart?
Produced by Georgetown University's Institute for Transformational Leadership, Inside Transformational Leadership is a weekly radio show dedicated to provoking thoughtful discussion around the most important issues facing leaders today through insightful and inspiring conversations with corporate leaders, leadership coaches, academics, and community organizers.
Our weekly radio show examines the "inner game" of transformational leadership, sharing insights from renowned leaders and faculty from our world-class leadership and coaching programs. Topics include leading in times of complexity, the transformational change process, navigating deep change and disruption, the power of vision in transformational change, and the neuroscience of change leadership.
Georgetown ITL Faculty
The faculty of the Institute for Transformational Leadership at Georgetown University are multifaceted and diverse with respect to academic training, practical experience, expertise, and research interests. Perhaps the most striking aspect of the faculty is the community they have cultivated and the dialog they have advanced around leadership development and leadership coaching. Most of the original faculty members – those who helped establish Georgetown University’s leadership coaching program in 2000 – still teach and provide direction for leadership coaches and executive leaders, while new perspectives continue to evolve and inform our programs.
At the Institute for Transformational Leadership at Georgetown University, the faculty are exploring new transformative models of leadership, work, and change that can transform individuals, organizations, communities, governments and the global society. Join them each week for exciting conversations about transformational leadership.
