Appreciative Inquiry Crown Sonnet

Appreciative Inquiry Crown Sonnet

August 2018
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ABSTRACT

Ada Jo Mann illustrates her appreciative voice through the poetic form called a crown sonnet. A crown sonnet is actually fifteen sonnets woven together to tell a story using each line of the last sonnet. In this crown sonnet the process and principles of Appreciative Inquiry are referenced and celebrated.

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Author: Ada Jo Mann

Ada Jo Mann began her career in international development as a Peace Corps Volunteer. Jane Watkins encouraged her to meet David Cooperrider and a partnership developed that resulted in the Global Excellence in Management (GEM) initiative which for seven years spread Appreciative Inquiry throughout the world. In her retirement she has become a poet and recently published Words Create Worlds, available on Amazon.

Contact: adajomann@gmail.com 

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