Ask an Expert with Jacqueline Novogratz

August 5, 2020

What does it mean to listen to people whose voices have traditionally been ignored? How can leaders become better listeners? What is the importance of inclusion and representation, specifically in positions of leadership?

In our latest Ask an Expert series, our CEO, Per Heggenes was in a conversation with Jacqueline Novogratz, founder and CEO of Acumen, about some of these questions and how we can all practice leadership in times of uncertainty. They also discussed her recently published book Manifesto for a Moral Revolution.

Jacqueline Novogratz is the New York Times bestselling author of The Blue Sweater and Manifesto for a Moral Revolution. She has been named one of the Top 100 Global Thinkers by Foreign Policy, one of the 25 Smartest People of the Decade by the Daily Beast, and one of the world’s 100 Greatest Living Business Minds by Forbes.

Acumen Academy is offering a course on leadership by Jacqueline Novogratz. You can read more about it here.

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Is it still possible to change the future of our planet? 🌍 This is the question we asked in our 2023 Annual Review, the year that marked the halfway point to the deadline for the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Paris Agreement commitments. No organisation can tackle the complex root causes of climate change and poverty on its own. Thanks to the work of our partners, we’re optimistic that together, we can change the story of our planet for good! 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Read our full publication of the 2023 Annual Review to discover our partners’ stories and visit our website to read more about our ongoing work together 🔗 #IKEAFoundationHighlights2023 #PeopleAndPlanet
Is it still possible to change the future of our planet? 🌍 This is the question we asked in our 2023 Annual Review, the year that marked the halfway point to the deadline for the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Paris Agreement commitments. No organisation can tackle the complex root causes of climate change and poverty on its own. Thanks to the work of our partners, we’re optimistic that together, we can change the story of our planet for good! 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Read our full publication of the 2023 Annual Review to discover our partners’ stories and visit our website to read more about our ongoing work together 🔗 #IKEAFoundationHighlights2023 #PeopleAndPlanet
Is it still possible to change the future of our planet? 🌍 This is the question we asked in our 2023 Annual Review, the year that marked the halfway point to the deadline for the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Paris Agreement commitments. No organisation can tackle the complex root causes of climate change and poverty on its own. Thanks to the work of our partners, we’re optimistic that together, we can change the story of our planet for good! 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Read our full publication of the 2023 Annual Review to discover our partners’ stories and visit our website to read more about our ongoing work together 🔗 #IKEAFoundationHighlights2023 #PeopleAndPlanet
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HEJ! 👋 We’re the Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat. Take a look at our #IKEAFoundationHighlights2023 below. In 2022, the world saw the biggest-ever jump in the number of forcibly displaced people. It’s due to this global issue that our work is focused on translating evidence into action to find durable solutions for displacement-affected communities across East Africa, the Horn of Africa, and the Great Lakes region of Africa 🌍 We had the opportunity to facilitate a panel at the IKEA Foundation’s Refugee Livelihoods Partners Convening to discuss the latest evidence on effective livelihoods programming in displacement settings 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Through this, we identified a need for greater interaction between researchers and practitioners. One of our priorities is to give more of a platform to local research institutions in regions with displaced populations, as they’re better placed not only to support local policymakers but to also hold them accountable. Want to learn more? Download the full 2023 annual review via the link in the bio 🔗 #AnnualReviewSeries #PeopleAndPlanet #RefugeeSystemsTransformation #ForcedToFlee
HEJ! 👋 We’re the Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat. Take a look at our #IKEAFoundationHighlights2023 below. In 2022, the world saw the biggest-ever jump in the number of forcibly displaced people. It’s due to this global issue that our work is focused on translating evidence into action to find durable solutions for displacement-affected communities across East Africa, the Horn of Africa, and the Great Lakes region of Africa 🌍 We had the opportunity to facilitate a panel at the IKEA Foundation’s Refugee Livelihoods Partners Convening to discuss the latest evidence on effective livelihoods programming in displacement settings 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Through this, we identified a need for greater interaction between researchers and practitioners. One of our priorities is to give more of a platform to local research institutions in regions with displaced populations, as they’re better placed not only to support local policymakers but to also hold them accountable. Want to learn more? Download the full 2023 annual review via the link in the bio 🔗 #AnnualReviewSeries #PeopleAndPlanet #RefugeeSystemsTransformation #ForcedToFlee
HEJ! 👋 We’re the Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat. Take a look at our #IKEAFoundationHighlights2023 below. In 2022, the world saw the biggest-ever jump in the number of forcibly displaced people. It’s due to this global issue that our work is focused on translating evidence into action to find durable solutions for displacement-affected communities across East Africa, the Horn of Africa, and the Great Lakes region of Africa 🌍 We had the opportunity to facilitate a panel at the IKEA Foundation’s Refugee Livelihoods Partners Convening to discuss the latest evidence on effective livelihoods programming in displacement settings 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Through this, we identified a need for greater interaction between researchers and practitioners. One of our priorities is to give more of a platform to local research institutions in regions with displaced populations, as they’re better placed not only to support local policymakers but to also hold them accountable. Want to learn more? Download the full 2023 annual review via the link in the bio 🔗 #AnnualReviewSeries #PeopleAndPlanet #RefugeeSystemsTransformation #ForcedToFlee
HEJ! 👋 We’re the Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat. Take a look at our #IKEAFoundationHighlights2023 below. In 2022, the world saw the biggest-ever jump in the number of forcibly displaced people. It’s due to this global issue that our work is focused on translating evidence into action to find durable solutions for displacement-affected communities across East Africa, the Horn of Africa, and the Great Lakes region of Africa 🌍 We had the opportunity to facilitate a panel at the IKEA Foundation’s Refugee Livelihoods Partners Convening to discuss the latest evidence on effective livelihoods programming in displacement settings 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Through this, we identified a need for greater interaction between researchers and practitioners. One of our priorities is to give more of a platform to local research institutions in regions with displaced populations, as they’re better placed not only to support local policymakers but to also hold them accountable. Want to learn more? Download the full 2023 annual review via the link in the bio 🔗 #AnnualReviewSeries #PeopleAndPlanet #RefugeeSystemsTransformation #ForcedToFlee
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Sea level rise is an existential threat to Island States, and a warning we can’t ignore. At the IKEA Foundation, we actively promote efforts to limit #GlobalWarming, which is a key driver of #SeaLevelRise 🌊 We’re proud that our partner, Climate Analytics, provides expert support to the @unitednations Secretary-General’s Climate Action Team to enhance evidence availability and awareness of the challenges posed by a warming planet 🌍 “The more we delay phasing out fossil fuels, the more sea level rise we’re locking ourselves into, and the earlier damages will occur. Taking action to limit warming to 1.5°C will slow sea level rise significantly,” says report reviewer and Climate Analytics CEO, Bill Hare. Learn more about how sea level rise poses risks to the livelihoods of coastal communities via the link in our bio 🔗 #PeopleAndPlanet #SustainableLivelihoods
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