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Brighter: Designing Human Intelligence Networks.
Author(s): Betty Dhamers (Author), Langdon Morris (Author), Tom Kehner (Author), Jorge Bogumil (Author)
- Publisher: Independently published
- Publication Date: February 8, 2026
- Language: English
- Print length: 190 pages
- ISBN-10: B0GL9JQSJQ
- ISBN-13: 9798278989158
Book Description
Predictability isn’t what it used to be.
In today’s fast-evolving world, our organizational capacity is getting badly stretched. Leaders at all levels find themselves trapped: decisive action is needed, but increasingly difficult. To get unstuck and invent what’s next calls for the active engagement of many. As commentator Thomas Friedman notes: “The most adaptive, resilient, and productive communities will be those that can assemble dynamic coalitions across issues […] That is the only way to move fast and make things.” And here is the good news: to support the collective exercise of alignment and accelerate alliance-building, you can now rely on a solid working method.
Brighter introduces three high-level frameworks to help leaders harness organizational complexity, leverage the power of human intelligence networks and reach informed decisions, even in challenging settings.
Based on decades of experience facilitating high-stakes environments, the authors explain how to bridge the gap between theory and practice. It’s a tested-and-tried approach that fits the needs of our time and brings forth better realities.
It’s brighter—and it works.
In today’s fast-evolving world, our organizational capacity is getting badly stretched. Leaders at all levels find themselves trapped: decisive action is needed, but increasingly difficult. To get unstuck and invent what’s next calls for the active engagement of many. As commentator Thomas Friedman notes: “The most adaptive, resilient, and productive communities will be those that can assemble dynamic coalitions across issues […] That is the only way to move fast and make things.” And here is the good news: to support the collective exercise of alignment and accelerate alliance-building, you can now rely on a solid working method.
Brighter introduces three high-level frameworks to help leaders harness organizational complexity, leverage the power of human intelligence networks and reach informed decisions, even in challenging settings.
Based on decades of experience facilitating high-stakes environments, the authors explain how to bridge the gap between theory and practice. It’s a tested-and-tried approach that fits the needs of our time and brings forth better realities.
It’s brighter—and it works.
