Leadership for a Networked World

Leadership for a Networked World Helping Leaders Activate Innovations and Realize Transformations that Generate Sustainable Public Value

Leadership for a Networked World (LNW) helps leaders learn about and activate organizational transformations that improve effectiveness, efficiency and capacity to create sustainable value. LNW research is focused on the global “capacity challenge” – an environment in which every pressing challenge we have – expanding civil rights and justice, ensuring economic development and security, sustaining the environment, redesigning healthcare, improving education, etc. – requires melding together organizational and technological innovations in ways that transform our societal capacity to respond and act. LNW helps to create this future through applied research, practitioner summits and an online Research and Practice Community. Founded in 1987 at Harvard Kennedy School, Leadership for a Networked World is now an applied research and advisory program led by Antonio Oftelie, Public Sector Innovation Fellow within the Technology and Entrepreneurship Center at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Since 1987, LNW has delivered more than 200 learning events and gathered more than 12,000 alumni globally.

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