Friday, November 21, 2014

Use of Concept Maps to Show Strategy

Since October 25 I've been posting a series of articles on the Mapping for Justice blog, illustrating my uses of concept maps to show strategies leaders can adopt to build and sustain mentor-rich organizations helping kids living in poverty areas of Chicago and other cities.

These articles, and most on this blog, illustrate the role intermediaries can take to support multiple organizations doing similar work, but in different parts of a large geographic region like Chicago.

Throughout these articles you'll see a constant focus on drawing needed resources (talent, dollars, technology, ideas, etc. directly to each organization already operating and to neighborhoods where more are needed.

Any business leader knows that without a constant flow of operating and innovation resources the business cannot grow, or survive. I continue to seek a few leaders who will add their support, talent and leadership to the ideas I share on these blogs and the Tutor/Mentor Institute, LLC site.

If you'd like to help, or learn more, connect with me on one of the social media sites shown in this link.

3 comments:

Evan said...

Hi Tutor Mentor,

Perhaps you are interested in these nicely drawn Concept Map Examples in the diagram community. You are welcome to use they freely.

Thanks

Tutor Mentor Connections said...

Thanks for visiting my blogs and posting links to your concept map resources. I would like to see selectins that focus on helping kids in poverty, as my maps do.

Tutor Mentor Connections said...

Thanks for visiting my blogs and posting links to your concept map resources. I would like to see selectins that focus on helping kids in poverty, as my maps do.