Generative Connection between Ancient Wisdom and Today’s Endeavours in the Field


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This issue of AI Practitioner shares philosophies and paradigms that have echoed in Indian wisdom for thousands of years, and finds their generative association with the present day world’s impactful articulation of AI principles. Together, Appreciative Inquiry and traditional Indian philosophies can inspire innovations that will transform the way humanity evolves and humankind connects, transcending geo-political, national and cultural differences.

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Author: Neena Verma

Neena Verma, PhD, is an Appreciative Inquiry expert and a grief, resilience and purpose coach. She is an AIP editorial board member, ICF-PCC Coach, NTL professional member and TAOS associate. Neena has edited three issues of AIP and authored two books and several articles.

Contact: drneenavermachimes@gmail.com

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Author: Zeb O. Waturuocha

is the founder and principal consultant for aui Consultants (The Human Process People) and aui Learning Network. Zeb uses AI approaches and concepts to enable organisational change, enhance organisational leadership and team effectiveness. Zeb has authored a book and various articles on strengths-based positive change and development. E: zebwats@gmail.com

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Author: Ronald Fry

Ron Fry is professor of Organizational Behavior at Case Western Reserve University, where he helped pioneer Appreciative Inquiry and co-create the first Masters’ program in Positive Organization Development. He currently serves as the Stiller Endowed Chair and visiting professor at the Cooperrider Center for Appreciative Inquiry.

E: ronald.fry@case.edu

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