Kristin Kirkpatrick: September message
I love this time of year. For starters, my kids are back in school. While I hold my breath to see how long that may remain, I am grateful to have some sense of normalcy (and a significantly quieter house while we continue to work from home).
Kristin Kirkpatrick: August message
It’s late July as I write this update, and I’m thinking about the color red.
Kristin Kirkpatrick: June message
As we transition to warmer months, I’m thinking about our academic partners and the challenging and amazing year you have just pulled off. Congratulations, you did it!
Kristin Kirkpatrick: May message
Where I live, in Colorado, the trees have begun to bloom, the grass has finally greened, and after a season of storms and confinement, it does feel that the world is opening, if even a little bit, sowing seeds of hope.
Kristin Kirkpatrick: April message
There is much to be hopeful about right now. Vaccinations. Continued innovations. And the transformational energy that comes with spring.
Kristin Kirkpatrick: March message
I so enjoyed listening to Dr. Elizabeth Parks last month as she discussed the art and science of ethical, sustainable listening — and the ways that we often miss one another.
Kristin Kirkpatrick: February message
2021 has those of us who are leading culture change within our organizations and this industry looking at the agenda for the year with awe.
Kristin Kirkpatrick: December message
Somehow this year is already coming to an end, and this is our final newsletter of 2020. And what a year it has been!
Kristin Kirkpatrick: November message
While we now have more clarity about the election, what has been clear since last Tuesday is that we are a nation deeply divided.
Kristin Kirkpatrick: October message
The fire to the west of my home in Fort Collins continues to ravage the mountainous playground that we all love, the places where we connect with something bigger than ourselves, where we find peace and respite.
