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Adam Kahane

Cape Town, Montreal
As seen in: LinkedIn, The Globe and Mail, openDemocracy, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Strategy + Business, CEOWORLD Magazine, PR Daily, Ragan, BCBusiness, B The Change - Blog and
Director of Reos Partners and author of Solving Tough Problems, Power and Love, Collaborating with the Enemy, and Facilitating Breakthrough.
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Helping NGOs and Funders Make the ‘Big Shift’ to Working With Government (SSIR)

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By Rakesh Rajani, Tim Hanstad, Adam Kahane
| Stanford Social Innovation Review Verified
On a whim, an NGO leader walks into a fortune teller's booth. "My NGO has developed a proven intervention that is improving the lives of 10,000 people. We expect increased philanthropic funding over the next year. Please tell me how our impact will grow over time." Gazing intently into her crystal ball, the fortune teller replies, "You appear to be at a crossroad. The first path has your NGO expanding your direct services.
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Helping NGOs and Funders Make the ‘Big Shift’ to Working With Government

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By Rakesh Rajani, Tim Hanstad, Adam Kahane
| Chandler Foundation
The nonprofit sector and its philanthropic supporters still too often overlook the most effective pathway to exponential impact. ‍ By Rakesh Rajani & Tim Hanstad ‍ On a whim, an NGO leader walks into a fortune teller's booth. "My NGO has developed a proven intervention that is improving the lives of 10,000 people. We expect increased philanthropic funding over the next year.
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Everyday Habits for Transforming Systems by Adam Kahane, excerpt

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By Adam Kahane
| Stanford Social Innovation Review Verified
Everyday Habits for Transforming Systems: The Catalytic Power of Radical Engagement Adam Kahane 200 pages, Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2025 Buy the book » After 35 years working alongside leading changemakers around the world, I started to ask a fundamental question: How can each of us contribute to transforming the systems we are part of? My answer is crystallized in the notion of “radical engagement” with a system.
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