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Our Work With AI

The Question of Chanat

Scale of the Whole


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The Fowler Center for Sustainable

Making people and earth economically, environmand socially betternow and for future genera

www.worldinquiry.org

Awe is What Moves Us Forward
http://www.worldinquiry.org/http://www.worldinquiry.org/


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Firms of Endearm

Whole Foods, Toyand Green MountaCoffee Roastersgenerating investo

at a rate of some 1percent over a tenperiod compared tpercent for the S&

Top Rated Stars in Virtually Every Industry

Are Becoming Leaders in Sustainable Value Innovatio


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"Bankruptcy of the Soul of Our Institut

-Global V2G Market to Reach $26.6 B by 2020

-Sustainable Grid is Enabler of the New Energy Econo

-Wal-Mart Unveils Sustainability Index for Its 65,000 Su

Haitis ENERSA Brings its Solar Expertise to Africa

-Smart Meter Shipments to Top 100 Million in 201

-Wyndhams New HQPowered 100% by Wind Ener

-Market Dominance for Electric Cars by 2030

-GEs Eco-imagination Revenues Reach $18 Billion

--Ten Honda Plants Achieve Zero Waste

--Green Building Market To Hit $173.5 Billion by 20

--CEOs Believe Sustainability Tipping Point is Within 10

--Clevelands Clean Economy Jobs Rank 18th in Top 1

-Green Investments Top $2 Trillion since


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As sustainability for cities and the planet

ever more important, the question isn't w

cities will do this; the question is: which odoing it first?And whowill do it best?

IBM Report on the Future of Cities


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A third form of leadership?


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Building SustainableSocieties & Enterprises

Actingin combinations:

The infinitesimal &iconic

Designingbeyond dialogue

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The Appreciative Inquiry Summit:

Success Factors


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The infinitesimal & the iconic:the power of small andlarge


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How many years of experience in this

Ive seen thatthere is no pgreater than a communi

discovering what it cares ab Meg Wheatley


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Opening Exploration:

3 Questions for Reflectio

See blue page handout i

folder.


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Opening Conversations See blue(in diverse pairssomeone new)

A B 15 Minutes

B A 15 minutes

Special spirit of inquiry:

Explore strengths, innovations, visions

Create your own questions, discovery mindset

Take brief notes

At the end summary and thank your partner.


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BREAK

Coffee and teaReconvene at

____oclock.


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Table Discussion: Discovering o

Passions and Strengths See blu

1. Share and summarize why people are drawn to SC2019 andhere today and your tables highest hopes for this summit[15 mi

2. From questions 2 & 3 in the interviews, share the most insplocal or external stories of innovation to create an economysustainable future [15 mi

3. Be prepared, if called upon to briefly announce either(1) your tables highest hopes for this summit, or(2) one innovative story (local or external) that

most inspires you


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Stakeholder Groupin

1. Academia/Education2. Arts and Culture

3. Large Business

4. Small/Med Business

5. Community Stakeholder

6. Neighborhood Leader

7. Engineer/IT/Scientist

8. Government/Elected Official

9. Media/Communications

10. Non Profit Organization

11. Student


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Color Color Sector

Neon Yellow Academia/Education

Purple Business (Small/Medium)

Light Blue Arts/Culture & National Stakeholders

Neon Orange Non-Profit/Philanthropic

Dark Green Government/Elected Official

Neon Red Student

Dark Blue Engineer/IT/Scientist

Dark Orange Community Stakeholder

Red Business (Large)

Yellow Neighborhood/Community

Neon Green Media/Communications


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Scaling Up Energy EffStakeholder Group Discussions See blue pg.

Select a Timekeeper, Recorder and Reporter1. Share and discuss Proudest Prouds so far in your sector ex

innovations and achievements [15 m

2. Brainstorm ways for your sector to Scale UP Energy Efficienc

what could we accomplish by then? [20 m

3. Identify a Bold, Iconic Aspiration or Outcome indicator relatedEfficiency that you would like to see you sector accomplish by

[10 m


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Igniting and Expanding Our Local Food A

Roundtable Discussion: See blue pgs.

1. Share your 1-10 scale ratings [10 minutes]

2. Discuss what a 10 would look like the economic,

environmental benefits of the ideal Local Food proje

[20 minutes]

3. Brainstorm small and large actions, projects, activitiewould immediately help us move toward your 2019

the 10 [20 minutes]


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Open Space: Generating Actionable Ide

Advance Local Foods


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D i C ti th F t H M


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Design: Co-creating the FutureHow M

Design

How Might We?


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What is Design Thinking?

Designing renders visible our hop

dreams; it is the first signal of hum

intentions.

William McDonou


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Opportunity Areassee around th

Please think about areas that exciteor attract you the most

your top 1st

and 2nd

choices?


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How Might We?

R id P t t i G id li


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Rapid Prototyping Guideline Bring the idea to life - make it 3-dimensional

Use any available materials

Drawing

Storyboard

Three-dimensional model

Role play

Mock up/draft

Business proposal

Skitshowing the future


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"If we did all the things we are

capable of doing, we would

literally astonish ourselves."

- Thomas Edison

Working with the Appreciative Eye

Appreciative Inquiry 4 D Cycle


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DISCOVERYStrengths

Innovations & InsightsPositive Core Assets

DROppo

Valued Fu

DESIGNAspirations

Brainstormer PossibilitiesRapid Prototyping

DEPLOYResults

Initiatives and Action PlansPost-Summit Momentum

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Appreciative Inquiry 4-D Cycle

SC 2019: Building anEconomic Engine for a

Green City on a Blue Lake


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1. Name the 3 most important or

exciting things that happened at this summi

2. What one message will you communicateothersstarting this week to help ensure tsuccess of this work and this community of a

3. What are your personal commitments?

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