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		<title>By: Karyn Nishimura Sneath</title>
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		<dc:creator>Karyn Nishimura Sneath</dc:creator>
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		<description>AGREED!

I do a lot of strategic planning with associations and university/college departments.  When I lead planning sessions I ask the client to gather a diverse group of stakeholders to think together, but not think alike.  I also ask a for &quot;wild card&quot; participant - someone who doesn&#039;t know the culture, history, politics, etc. so they can get some truly unfiltered perspectives, opinions, and ideas!  Oftentimes the wild cards are the most active contributors to the thinking process!</description>
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<p>I do a lot of strategic planning with associations and university/college departments.  When I lead planning sessions I ask the client to gather a diverse group of stakeholders to think together, but not think alike.  I also ask a for &#8220;wild card&#8221; participant &#8211; someone who doesn&#8217;t know the culture, history, politics, etc. so they can get some truly unfiltered perspectives, opinions, and ideas!  Oftentimes the wild cards are the most active contributors to the thinking process!</p>
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