Ben Childers

@benchilders.bsky.social

Interested in an intersectional approach to design, strategy, and innovation to transform mission-driven organizations to meet the demands of their stakeholders in the 21st century and beyond. Working to make the world a better place.

the destruction of chattel slavery is one of the great accomplishments in our nation's history and the reason conservatives hate celebrating it is because doing so legitimizes the black counter-narrative of the united states

You can’t see me bc I’m holding a flag but guys I live in a 2k person extremely rural town in one of the reddest counties of WI. So many people showed up there was a line all the way to the highway. I often feel a bit afraid due to my identity in this area but #nokings brought out so many

I have so much to say about today’s case, legal analysis, and more. But the most powerful thing today was watching Chase Strangio argue in front of the court as the first trans attorney to do so. You could feel history, and nobody will ever take that away.

The Futures Cone helps us explore many potential futures by visualizing what’s possible, plausible, probable, and preferable. It’s a powerful way to think strategically and imagine how today’s actions shape tomorrow. Have you used this in your work? Share your experiences below! #FutureDesign 🧵/5

A picture of horizontal cone. Moving from left to right, the image represents the present to the future. On the right side, there are three concentric circles that are labeled the possible, plausible, and probable. Then, there is a red circle in the lower third that is filled and is labeled Preferable.

While this article focuses mainly on commercial orgs, mission-driven orgs can still pull valuable lessons: 1. What will our stakeholders need from us that #AI can't deliver? 2. How will we transform the org to stay ahead of AI expertise? hbr.org/2025/03/stra...

Strategy in an Era of Abundant Expertise

The AI era is in its early stages, and the technology is evolving extremely quickly. Providers are rapidly introducing AI “copilots,” “bots,” and “assistants” into applications to augment employees’ w...

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