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Strong walls make good neighbours

Strong walls make good neighbours. Mark Whitby. EDGE BOUNDARY DEBATE 20 OCT 04. Institutions as fiefdoms. Defending knowledge territory Repelling invaders Shunning non-conformists. Excellent single interest focus group. Self Replicating membership Slow to respond to society’s needs.

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Strong walls make good neighbours

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  1. Strong walls make good neighbours Mark Whitby EDGE BOUNDARY DEBATE 20 OCT 04

  2. Institutions as fiefdoms • Defending knowledge territory • Repelling invaders • Shunning non-conformists

  3. Excellent single interest focus group • Self Replicating membership • Slow to respond to society’s needs

  4. New challenges • Regional presence • Global presence • Multi-disciplinary focus • Knowledge management • Virtual community

  5. Distracted • Questions of status • Own business interests • Internal bureaucracy • Inward looking • Risk Adverse

  6. Ready to change?

  7. Capable of change?

  8. Stick or carrot? • ARB, ETB & CIC • Charitable Status • Privy Council

  9. Top led or membership led? • How wide a membership • Collective focus • Diverse voice

  10. Revolution or evolution? • Economies of scale • Win wins • The Long view

  11. Where and how to begin?

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