Change for the Common Good:
The Architecture of Shared Power
🗓 November 13, 2025 | 10:30 AM (New York) / 4:30 PM (Brussels)
Most organizations and communities divide people into those who hold power and those who don’t. The myth is that sharing power leads to chaos. But science and lived experience show the opposite: people are more collaborative, creative, and productive when power is shared.
This workshop explores how the common good flourishes when power is shared rather than hoarded. You’ll discover practical frameworks to move beyond hierarchy toward collaboration, equity, and agency.
Why This Workshop?
In this interactive 90-minute session, you’ll discover 3 social architectures that make shared power possible:
Mindful listening
Creating real presence and deep attention
Equal voice
Ensuring no one dominates and no one disappears
Self-organized action
building collective momentum from diverse perspectives
- Everyone is heard
- Collaboration sparks new possibilities
- People do together what no one can do alone
Who Should Attend?
- Leaders seeking to create inclusive, adaptive organizations
- Change agents working on equity and community well-being
- Teams who want to transform decision-making and collaboration
- Anyone curious about shared power as a practice of the common good
Facilitators
Jack Ricchiuto
Jack Ricchiuto is a strategist, author, and facilitator who helps individuals and organisations shape a future distinct from the past. With experience spanning multinational corporations, startups, nonprofits, and civic groups, he specialises in guiding teams through complexity with clarity and purpose. Known for the Flawless Planning Model, Jack focuses on asking the right questions to drive innovation and collaboration. His expertise in leadership development and systems change has been shared at institutions like Harvard and UC Berkeley, helping leaders rethink strategy and decision-making.
Jane Rogan
Jane Rogan is a connector and facilitator who excels in building collaborative networks that drive meaningful change. With a background in community engagement and capacity building, her work focuses on developing trusting partnerships that empower communities and organizations to shape their own futures. Through strategic guidance and innovative thinking, Jane helps teams harness collective intelligence to address complex challenges and create resilient, thriving ecosystems.
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Practical Details
📅 Date: November 13, 2025
🕙 Time: 10:30 AM (New York) / 4:30 PM (Brussels)
💻 Format: Remote (Zoom)
💲 Pricing: early bird: US$ 99, until September 30, 2025. After that date, $149
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📅 Date: November 13, 2025
🕙 Time: 10:30 AM (New York) / 4:30 PM (Brussels)