Improvising Musicians: A Vision for the Future of Appreciative Inquiry Practice

Improvising Musicians: A Vision for the Future of Appreciative Inquiry Practice

May 2022
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ABSTRACT

The recent Global Appreciative Inquiry (AI) Jam takes “jam” from the musical term where musicians improvise in a group. Extending the musical analogy, I recount my AI Jam experience while unpacking what can we learn from improvising musicians for a vision of the future of AI practice?

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Author: Regina Vanda

Regina Vanda is a consultant and facilitator with Sequoia Group, trained in the disciplinary intersection of Environmental Studies and Anthropology. She is committed to nurturing ecosystem of care, courage and compassion where individuals can live their deepest purpose. In Sequoia, she contributes to Leadership and Organization Development, research, innovation and sustainability. 

Contact: regina.vanda@sequoia.com.sg

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