This case study features a proposal for a for-profit in the UK.
This case-study is helpful if you are a for-profit
KittenTech used Sociocratic principles to collaboratively shape a proposal for Sociocracy in KittenTech that would address the problems faced for onwards discussion with the current leadership team.
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Domains combine clarity with flexibility, small groups with big picture thinking and alignment, empowerment of groups and individuals with responsibility. It’s a design pattern that we can use indefinitely – with a place for everything and everything in its place.
Wise Democracy tools serves deliberation and input, sociocracy serves decision-making and implementation. Here’s how they can be combined.
Unicorn Grocery, a sociocratic study case What is Unicorn Grocery? Unicorn Grocery is a thriving worker-owned, values-driven grocery co-op in Chorlton, Manchester, UK. They consist of 71 members who all work within the cooperative and are also the directors of the...
