Community Field Notes by Bill Johnston
Bill JohnstonHow communities and networks drive growth, innovation, and resilience. Field notes on building them.
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Community Architect helping leaders create and scale value through relationships. Founder at Structure3C. Former Autodesk / Dell. \ud83c\udfc2 L1 Certified Snowboard Instructor.
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