Join the Stoos Stampede on 6+7 July in Amsterdam
Are you trying to transform the way organizations are managed? Are you hoping to spotify the world? Then I invite you to participate in t...
Let’s Spotify the World!
This week I talked with Joakim Sundén about his employer Spotify, in Stockholm, Sweden. I’ve been to the Spotify headquarters once, la...
Stoos Network (part 7): What’s Next?
I had promised a 7-part series with my reflections on the Stoos Gathering. Now I promise that this will be my last post on this topic for...
Stoos Network (part 6): Goal & Outcomes
The original announcement for the Stoos Gathering started as follows: At the Stoos Gathering we will discuss how to accelerate change in ...
Stoos Network (part 5): Complaints & Complexity
Aside from many enthusiastic messages we’ve also experienced a bit of a backlash, both during and after the Stoos Gathering. What did w...
Stoos Network (part 4): Name & Identity
Apart from our stakeholders and the core idea another topic I suggested at the Stoos Gathering was the name and identity of the movement ...
Stoos Network (part 3): Core Idea
One wish I had for the gathering in Stoos was to discover a common foundation that could reconcile differences between the many managemen...
Stoos Network (part 2): Stakeholders & Personas
"Who is our customer?" This was one of the first questions to pop up during the gathering in Stoos. "Which people are our ...
Stoos Network (part 1): About Communication
I write this in my hotel room after having traveled back from Stoos to Zürich airport. The Stoos Gathering just ended and I’m feeling ...
Your Input for the #Stoos Gathering
I have blogged about Global Management Warming in Stoos several times. And so did Steve Denning, Peter Stevens, Sanjiv Augustine, a...
Prelude to #Stoos: Looking for the Great Thought
What is the Great Thought that everyone will want to be part of? What is the Big Message that we all can believe in? This Friday and Satu...
How Would You Name Yourself?
What name properly represents you as a modern manager? I changed my given name when I was 7 years old. I didn’t like the one my parents...
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