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Network Entrepreneurs

By Jonathan Posted on July 16, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with leadership, network entrepreneur

Recently I got back in touch with a colleague of mine now working out of Berlin. While we were catching up with each other, he suddenly said to me, ‘you know what? I think we are both network entrepreneurs!’ I …

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How do we get the credit?

By Jonathan Posted on July 2, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with attribution, campaigning, credit

I was running a campaigning webinar recently with colleagues across Bulgaria, and I was asked – how do we get the credit? The point was expressed that you can do loads of campaigning work, develop evidence and policy, build support …

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A campaigning twist to leadership

By Jonathan Posted on June 1, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with campaigning, leadership, twist

I’ve recently started doing some work exploring how adding a campaigning twist to leadership can enhance a leader. What do I mean by a campaigning twist? Well, for a long time I have been intrigued at the inter-relationship between campaigning …

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1832 and all that

By Jonathan Posted on May 25, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with campaigning, democracy, Parliamentary

I have just put a new webinar on my site on 1832 and all that. Well, to be a bit clearer, it’s about the development of Parliamentary Democracy in the UK. This short webinar offers a simple introduction to this …

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New webinars

By Jonathan Posted on May 12, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with Loom, webinars

I’ve just added a couple of new webinars to my site. At the beginning of the year, I published a new pamphlet which sought, in a very simple way, to explain how a theory of change could be used to …

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Surge in demand for online courses

By Jonathan Posted on April 22, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with campaigning, online course
Surge in demand for online courses

Over the last two months I have seen a dramatic surge in demand for my online campaigning courses. I like to think it is all those people at home around the world at the moment, using this time to sharpen …

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Book sales reach 400 copies

By Jonathan Posted on April 5, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with book sales, campaigning
Book sales reach 400 copies

Last month I saw my book sales reach 400! I was amazed, and even more so by that fact that it continues to sell around the world. When I wrote Campaigning for Change: an Essential Guide for Campaigning around the …

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Running a meeting on Zoom

By Jonathan Posted on March 27, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with meeting, Zoom

This week I faced the challenge of running a meeting on Zoom, not for 7 or so people as I’ve done in the past, but for 33 people! I’ve written in the past about how I much I appreciate running …

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Your stuff is so simple

By Jonathan Posted on March 2, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with campaigning

‘Your stuff is so simple’. This was the stark feedback from a colleague recently, who had just read my book: Campaigning for Change – an Essential Guide for Campaigning around the World. I am not sure that this statement was …

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How to make a theory of change work

By Jonathan Posted on February 22, 2020 Posted in My blog Tagged with theory of change

I was recently asked by the Non Profit Builder website to write a post reflecting on one of my recent assignments – here is my post how to make a theory of change work

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