Recent Press News

Recent Press News

Mia Eisenstadt and Zaid Hassan -
Dec 13th, 2011

On October 29, we facilitated a session called "The Creative Process of Entrepreneurship", held at the Emerge Conference at the Said Business School in Oxford, England (see www.theemergeconference.org). One hundred and twenty participants attended the mini-workshop. The purpose of the session was to introduce them to an experience of the U-Process and for them to create physical models of their ideas of social enterprises.

Reos Partners -
Oct 10th, 2011

A collection of photos from our recent innovation festival in The Netherlands, part of a ten-tier Change Lab called Pluk.

Clem Sunter, News24 -
Sep 30th, 2011

Last year I wrote about the Dinokeng scenarios produced by Old Mutual under the guidance of Adam Kahane. A few months ago in this column, I recommended an Economic Codesa. This article shows how the two are linked.

"Walk Apart" was a scenario where South Africa ended up as a racially polarised society or, even worse still, was riven by a perpetual civil war. Although South Africa got its act together in Codesa I and II in reaching a negotiated political settlement in the early 1990s, the economy proved to be a nut too hard to crack.

Read the whole article at News24 Here.

Art Kleiner -
Mar 8th, 2011

Social change expert Adam Kahane suggests that to master complex challenges, leaders need to learn to act and empathize simultaneously.

Kaospilots and Reos Partners -
Feb 11th, 2011

We're exited to share the thoughts and reflections of 6 Kaospilots who were invited to join a three day facilitation course in Oxford in November 2010.

Zaid Hassan -
Feb 11th, 2011

Reos Partner Zaid Hassan's reflections on Egypt

It’s been a little over two hours since Mubarak gave his speech; twenty-four hours since the Muslim Brotherhood announced it would not be fielding a presidential candidate in post-Mubarak elections; a week since Iran’s Grand Ayatollah Khamenei tried to paint the Egyptian Revolution a shade of ‘79; eighteen days since protests began in Egypt; and thirty-seven days since Mohamed Bouazizi died in Tunisia from self-immolation, sparking the deepest and most widespread changes within the Arab world in generations.

Please read the whole piece online at Religion Dispatches Magazine.

Zaid Hassan -
Dec 15th, 2010

Reos Partners London is pleased to announce the launch of a new Reos newspaper that digs deep into the office’s team members, methods, tools, and projects.

In this first issue, the Review covers a number of diverse topics: Yemen: Confronting the Perfect Storm; The Anatomy of the Change Lab; Don't Plan, Prototype, and more.

To read more, please check out The Reos Review.

Nirmal Ghosh -
Aug 18th, 2010

Nirmal Ghosh, Thailand Correspondent for the Straits Times of Singapore, interviewed Adam Kahane of Reos Partners before his recent departure from Thailand, where he met with Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva.

Read the full story here.

Jeff Barnum -
Jul 27th, 2010

On July 22, 2010, Reos Partners held an event on the intersection of art, creativity, and social change work at the Hub SoMa in San Francisco. Here follows a synopsis of Jeff Barnum's evening presentation.

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Jun 22nd, 2010

Notes on Design, an online design journal with a mission to inspire creativity and promote engaged design thinking, has recently featured Reos Associate Emily Wilkinson in an in-depth article about her work.

Read the article at the Notes on Design website here.