Transition Mapping: A Strategic Blueprint for Capital Allocators?
The Art of Scaling Deep Research in Summary
Explores "Scaling Deep," a transformative systems change approach focused on personal, cultural, and relational shifts to create durable, equitable impact, contrasting with growth-driven scaling up/out in social and environmental change.
static1.squarespace.comWe are no longer headed toward a smooth or linear transition. What lies ahead is volatile, uncertain, and spiky—marked by rupture rather than reform. As our current economic engines collapse, we’re witnessing a deepening inability to allocate capital toward the future. Capital is increasingly being mobilised to preserve existing assets—assets under... See more
Climate collapse, institutional breakdown, technological disruption, cultural fragmentation - these challenges require strategic intelligence that's regenerative, not extractive. Collaborative, not competitive. Long-term, not myopic.
The transformation is already happening. In the margins, in the experiments, in the quiet rebellions of strategists w
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Investors and funders must abandon the idea that capital alone is sufficient to transform inequitable systems. They must interrogate the power dynamics underlying their decisions and operations to meet the complex challenges of racial, gender, and economic inequality, moving from a “power over” to a “power with” approach. Failure to integrate this ... See more
Stanford Social Innovation Review • Impact Investors Need to Share Power, Not Just Capital (SSIR)
Ecosystem Mapping: A Tool to Strengthen Systems and Impact - Visible Network Labs
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