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April Rinne
Global Keynote Speaker - Futurist - Change Navigator - Career Portfolioist - Author of FLUX: 8 Superpowers for Thriving in Constant Change
April Rinne is a global influencer dedicated to helping individuals and organizations navigate change and uncertainty in today's world.
With over 25 years of experience spanning 100+ countries, April deciphers signals of change, aids leaders in embracing uncertainty, and identifies new opportunities in a constantly evolving environment.
She has a diverse portfolio as a futurist, speaker, author, advisor, and global development executive, among other roles, and is renowned for her work in understanding and empowering others to thrive amidst constant change.
April Rinne is the author of the international bestseller 'FLUX: 8 Superpowers for Thriving in Constant Change,' drawing from her personal journey and professional expertise to inspire others.
Her educational background includes studying at esteemed institutions such as Harvard Law School, Harvard University, Tufts University, European University Institute, and the University of Oxford, covering areas like international law, finance, development economics, and more.
April Rinne has been associated with various prestigious organizations and initiatives, such as Flux: 8 Superpowers for Thriving in Constant Change, Thinkers50, World Economic Forum, and many others, where she has contributed as a keynote speaker, advisor, fellow, and member.
Her extensive professional history includes roles in venture capital, advisory boards, keynote speaking engagements, and strategic positions, reflecting her vast expertise and influence across multiple sectors.
April Rinne's personal experiences, including the loss of her parents at a young age, have shaped her perspective on change and resilience, fueling her mission to empower others to find meaning and strength in uncertainty.
Her dedication to mental health advocacy, yoga teaching, and embracing joy further highlights her holistic approach to personal and professional well-being.
Through her work and public engagements, April Rinne continues to inspire and guide individuals and organizations towards a more empowered and adaptive future.
April Rinne's journey and contributions stand as a testament to her commitment to facilitating positive change and growth in an ever-evolving world.
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I first became a fan of Tamsen Webster years ago, through her groundbreaking "Red Thread" work. Now she's taking that to the next level, with the launch of her new book next month! 📚 🎉
Say What They Can't Unhear: The 9 Principles of Lasting Change is a compact and actionable guide that helps leaders catalyze change through 9 "persuasion proverbs" – behavioral, cognitive, and psychological #principles that underpin lasting #change and offer a powerful alternative to the standard tactics of #influence and #persuasion. It's out on October 8.
Tamsen is also offering a bonkers selection of pre-order goodies, especially when you order 2+ copies (think #BOGO!) – including a live digital summit, worksheets, a podcast playlist, and even a free audiobook version. You can find those details below, along with this helpful explainer video.
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Congrats Tamsen and may we all become better change catalysts and communicators! 😃
Thinkers50, Jennifer, Poornima, Ruth, Joy
The news is full of articles about Tim Walz... but one from 2008 (!) left me speechless.
My Dad, Roland, was a high school social studies and geography teacher (below is his class pic!). He was born in Minnesota and cared deeply about human #dignity, #diversity, and #tolerance. He pushed his students to understand the world. He was my best friend.
Both my Dad and my Mom died in June 1994. That month, I remember only two things were constantly on TV: The O.J. Simpson car chase and the Rwandan genocide. As I was experiencing my own deep grief, I would turn the TV on and couldn't believe the horrific things we saw in Rwanda. I remember thinking, "what would Dad have done?"
It turns out, Walz was on a remarkably similar journey. He too was a high school social studies and geography teacher, in Minnesota, and in 1994 he too was pushing his students to not just read and study for the test, but to deeply learn and understand.
"For the global #geography class, Walz devised something far more ambitious than what the curriculum easily could have been..."
Read this article to get a glimpse of Walz' teaching style and what happened in 1994. I'd like to imagine Mr. Walz and Mr. Rinne would've been great teaching buddies.
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#harriswalz #parallelpaths #teaching #howtoteach #worldclassroom
