Additional Praise for MANAGEMENT IN A CHANGING WORLD

“This book’s predecessor, Managing to Change the World, has been my bible ever since I first became an Executive Director in 2008. I knew how to organize communities, but had no idea how to run an organization, and it provided not only the bridge between the two, but the light at the end of the tunnel. 15 years later, I still refer to The Management Center’s resources, and I’m excited that Management in a Changing World builds on TMC’s proven wisdom with fresh insights and frameworks. To create the change we want to see in the world, strong, nimble, strategic organizations are not only needed―they’re mandatory. This book will get you part of the way there―our commitment, imagination, and rigor will get us the rest of the way.” ― Alicia Garza, political strategist and author of The Purpose of Power: How We Come Together When We Fall Apart

“As managers, we have a responsibility to ensure that power is deeply rooted in cultivating justice to bring the changes we are fighting to achieve. In this ever-evolving and constant work, The Management Center is a critical part of every leader’s “village.” This book shares the encouragement, empowerment, and guidance we need to set our teams and organizations up for success.” ―Ebony Twilley Martin, Executive Director, Greenpeace USA

“The Management Center has been providing transformational and indispensable management know-how to mission-based organizations for nearly two decades, and this book captures all that wisdom in one place. With advice, tools and worksheets throughout, the organization’s hallmark values of love and rigor shine through on every page.” ―Anne Marie Burgoyne, Managing Director, Philanthropy, Emerson Collective

“Traditional management is like dancing in cold oatmeal―it’s sticky, heavy, and leaves a lot to be desired. In this book, Monna, Jakada, and Bex give managers a new dance floor. With a set of sacred practices focused on clarity, alignment, and engagement, they help us move away from stale management techniques towards new rhythms.” ― Shawna Wells, CEO, Wells Coaching and Consulting, and Senior Vice President, Pahara Institute

Jakada Imani is the CEO of The Management Center, a nonprofit capacity-building organization based in Washington, DC. He is a coach and trainer with more than 30 years’ experience working in racial, social, and economic justice movements.

Monna Wong is the Chief Content Officer at The Management Center. She is a facilitator, organizer, and writer who has led teams in Ohio, Maryland, Maine, and California to build power for LGBTQ and Asian Pacific Islander communities.

Bex Ahuja is the Managing Director at Rockwood Leadership Institute. Bex is a seasoned campaign strategist, organizer, trainer, and senior leader with 18 years experience working at the intersection of movement-building, leadership development, and racial and gender justice.