Practice Area: Collaborative Leadership
Liz Weaver is the Co-CEO of Tamarack Institute where she is leading the Tamarack Learning Centre. Liz is well-known for her thought leadership on Collaborative Leadership and Collective Impact and is the author of several popular and academic papers on those topics. She is a co-catalyst partner with the Collective Impact Forum and collaborates with Inspiring Communities New Zealand and Collaborating for Impact, Australia. Liz is passionate about the power and potential of communities getting to impact on complex issues.
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Liz's Office Hours
Wednesday's 2-4pm EST - 15-minute free consultations
Practice Area: Collective Impact
Sylvia is a Consulting Director of the Tamarack Institute’s Collective Impact practice area. She is passionate about community change and what becomes possible when residents and various sector leaders share an aspirational vision for their future. Sylvia believes that when the assets of residents and community are recognized and connected they become powerful drivers of community change.
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Sylvia's Office Hours
Tuesday's 2-4pm EST - 15-minute free consultations
Practice Area: Community Engagement
In her role at Tamarack, Lisa works with cities, organizations and coalitions to improve the way they engage with their communities. Over the last seven years her work has focused on creating authentic engagement strategies and building the culture for engagement, integrated communications planning, and the use of technology and creativity for engagement. Lisa constantly advocates for simplicity in infrastructure, frameworks and design and loves applying the principles of marketing, advertising, loyalty, and user experience to community initiatives.
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Lisa's Office Hours
Thursday's 10-12am EST - 15-minute free consultations
Practice Area: Evaluating Impact
Pamela is a Consulting Director of the Tamarack Institute’s Evaluating Impact Practice Area. She is passionate about supporting and facilitating an interplay of learning and evaluation that creates transformative experiences aimed at developing healthy, equitable, gender-responsive and rights-based communities. With over 20 years of experience designing and facilitating training, leading social policy research and evaluation processes, she has worked extensively within the international and Canadian NGO sector in the fields of international human rights education, gender equality, and community development. Pamela recently published Assessing Readiness for Community-Engaged Evaluation through Tamarack Institute.
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Pamela's Office Hours
Wednesday's 8:30-9:30am EST - 15-minute free consultations
