The story of Open Space in Unicef Yugoslavia,

[Vliex, Carla (cvl)]

Hi Brendan

Yes it was residental, there were about 40 participants, 4 international
managers (all women!!), and some 35 locals staff members.
When we devided the group into smaller groups, the one with the longest
period of service where together, in  order to give them a common time
frame.

And the sponsor, they ( the managers) where great. I really wished all the
sponsor where like that. The general manager decided that she would think
about spreading Open Space in the way they work together as a group and they
way they are working in their community. We are still tinking about that....

For me it was one of the odest, funniest and best Open Spaces ever.

Carla
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> From:         BrendanMcKeague[SMTP:mckeague at iprimus.com.au]
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> Subject:      Re: The story of Open Space in Unicef Yugoslavia,
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>
> Some questions
> I presume it was residential
> how many participated in the event?
> when you divided into groups for Discovery, did you mix up those from
> longest to shortest periods of service?
> The ending sounds very 'Irish' - where its never over until after the
> singing and drinking...have you had any feedback from the sponsor about
> how
> she was feeling afterwards...
>
> thanks Carla
>
> Brendan
> from a hot Australia
>
>
>

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