David Sawyer

@dhsawyer

strategy guy for a better world. co-founder of

Portland, Oregon
converge.net
Joined December 2008
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  1. Jan 27

    David Ehrlichman has penned a masterful work in his book Impact Networks. This is a short excerpt, standing on the shoulders of many others. Here's to a future that works for everyone.

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  2. 13 Oct 2021

    The team @ Converge have launched a new book called Impact Networks to help communities, networks, and organizations collaborate to create the world we all want to see. Visit for more information.

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  3. 13 Oct 2021

    Hope you can join us for this important session on nonprofit collaborations, which are crucial for the evolution of our communities and our planet:

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  4. 28 Aug 2020

    A smart, tough, clear, kind, timely and altogether amazing series.

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    20 May 2020

    Three essential shifts in the way we organize that will make the difference between meaningful change & a perpetuation of the status quo. New article written with my friend of :

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  6. 19 May 2020

    Cultivating Change Amidst Collapse

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  7. 14 May 2020

    A piece on the critical importance of trust from the team at Converge. Trust in Uncertain Times by Carri Munn

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  8. 4 Apr 2020

    The world is experiencing profound and rapid change. To keep pace with the ... Another post from Converge, on WHY networks matter. This references a network we've worked with in NYC to advance economic mobility.

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  9. 2 Apr 2020

    How to Cultivate Meaningful Online Gatherings by @dce2020 . Another post from the team at Converge who are busy exploring all things virtual. Hope this is useful!

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  10. 31 Mar 2020

    The Best Tools for Remote Collaboration by @dce2020 At Converge we've been exploring all things virtual. This is a great piece written by my colleague David Ehrlichman

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  11. 31 Mar 2020

    The Best Tools for Remote Collaboration by @dce2020

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  12. 17 Feb 2019

    Grateful to see that our article was one of the top 5 most popular pieces of 2018. I hope it helped even one principled changemaker to accomplish their important work. "Cutting Through the Complexity: A Roadmap for Effective Collaboration"

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  13. 1 Aug 2018

    A robust learning network can itself be an effective strategy for creating change. Learn how they work in our new piece in , featuring and the :

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  14. 30 Jul 2018

    Read our new piece in to learn how the and have built a learning network to advance reproductive health for women globally.

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    29 Jul 2018

    Effective learning networks have dedicated coordination, actively gather and disseminate information, and enable information to flow across the field, write David Ehrlichman and David Sawyer of :

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    3 Apr 2018

    "Trust is the single most important ingredient of effective collaboration. The web of relationships that develops between participants is the invisible structure that makes collaborations work."

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    20 Mar 2018

    Fantastic article by our friends at . They state, "... our ability to work together effectively across all kinds of differences is the last great hope for humankind." This, indeed, is the spirit behind the Bridge Alliance!

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    15 Mar 2018

    Collaborations and networks rarely achieve their ambitious goals. Here’s what it takes to make them actually work. Read our new article published today in :

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    19 Mar 2018

    Clarifying, convening, cultivating, coordinating, and collaborating..." This is the DNA of the 360 Accelerator. This article was published by our close friends at in how to build "impact networks":

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    20 Mar 2018

    A Cross-Sector Approach to Conservation --- The story of how 19 organizations are working together across sectors and difference to steward a 500,000 acre region south of San Francisco and west of San Jose:

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