What would it take to actualize true transformation—individually, societally, and on a planetary level?

Many feel a quiet knowing that they have a role to play in shaping what comes next, but many public interactions, in person and via social media, create division and polarization—we are missing spaces and infrastructures that allow us to co-create a future we want to live in, both personally and collectively.

Based on her new book (co-authored with Otto Scharmer) titled Presencing: 7 Practices for the Transformation of Society, Self and Business, Dr. Katrin Kaufer will introduce us to an exciting and practical framework—along with powerful practices—for renewal and regeneration.

In three eye-opening 90-minute sessions, we will learn the seven core practices for actualizing the future—yours, all of ours—that wants to emerge, and explore the vital concept of social soil, which defines the context in which we live, work, and collaborate.

Join us and engage in meaningful dialogue with others who share your interests, concerns, and sense of possibility. This foundational introduction is not only personal transformation but also for the transformation of organizations, teams, and larger social systems.

Katrin Kaufer

Katrin Kaufer, PhD, is director of the Just Money Program at the Community Innovators Lab within the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and cofounder and executive director of the Presencing Institute. Katrin teaches on leadership and transformational change. Her research focuses on leadership, organizational change, and mission-based banking, as well as on participatory action research.

She is the author of Just Money: Mission-Driven Banks and the Future of Finance. (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2021), which explores the role of mission-driven banking for addressing societal challenges. She is also coauthor with Otto Scharmer of Leading from the Emerging Future: From Ego-System to Eco-System Economies. www.katrinkaeufer.com