Who We Are
We are activists, artists, anthropologists, consultants, designers, development practitioners, educators, entrepreneurs, event organizers, facilitators, innovators, scenarists, strategists, systems thinkers, theorists, and writers.
Reos Partners is a confederation of three independent organisations dedicated to supporting and building capacity for innovation in complex social systems. We are based in Cambridge (Massachusetts), Johannesburg, London, and São Paolo.
You can contact us using the information in the right hand column.
Partners
Cambridge
Jeff is a process designer, facilitator, and artist. In helping to address our toughest systemic challenges, Jeff works to move a system’s potential for change into productive and creative action.
Sao Paulo
Mille is an experienced facilitator and designer of group dialogue and change processes. She recently relocated to Sao Paulo to set up Reos in Brazil, after living and working for 8 years in South Africa.
London
Mia is passionate about arts and social change and believes that understanding individuals on their own terms and cultural media is crucial for development, change and dialogue.
Cambridge
LeAnne loves to create "containers" and "spaces"--be they workshops, gatherings, learning journeys and field trips, conferences, or other processes at all scales--that enable deep learning to occur.
London
Zaid's work as a facilitator and writer is focused on supporting individuals, communities and institutions who recognize that new approaches are needed in order to shift contemporary intractable situations.
London
Margaret works in partnership with clients to discover how to engage their energy and empower them to self leadership.
Cambridge
Adam is a leading designer and facilitator of processes through which business, government, and civil society leaders can work together to solve their toughest, most complex problems.
Johannesburg
Marianne is an experienced facilitator who in recent years has focused on processes supporting the creation of healthy vibrant communities. Her passion is to help groups and communities connect with their creativity and soul as an enormous resource for positive shift to occur.
Johannesburg
Colleen’s research and facilitation expertise is on social entrepreneurship and out-of-classroom learning methods, with a focus on dialogue and experiential learning.
Cambridge
Joe combines approaches from science, business, and the arts to enable people to develop a deeper understanding and commitment to change.
London
Mustafa is a consultant, activist and facilitator. Passionately committed to developing innovative approaches to social challenges, Mustafa has been involved in community welfare work at grass roots level, as well as with think-tanks, policy makers and Government.
