In Too Deep
Tools for tackling tough problems
Jeff Mohr
Cofounder & CEO @kumupowered. Often found running in the mountains or dabbling in complex systems and networks to spark lasting change.
Ryan Mohr
Tackling complex systems at kumu.io while raising three amazing kids on the beautiful island of Oahu
Dan Prince
Making stuff, breaking stuff and fixing the things I’ve broken before someone finds out.
Will Watson
partner at @theready. Co-founder of compasshq.com. Changing how the world works and building tools for tough problems.
Alex Vipond
https://alexvipond.dev
Michelle Monty
Customer Success & Marketing Lead at Kumu. Changemaker. Bookworm. Surfer. Yogi. Living in beautiful Costa Rica.
Morgan Wills
Budding systems thinker, lover of language, people, music, and design.
Latest Posts
From The Forest to the Team — Giving Structure to Ecosystems in Business
Many fields are saturated with buzzwords — synergy, integration, and disruptor. These words sound nice and mean something, but they…
Pando Funding: Financing System Change Networks
By Robert Ricigliano and Anna Muoio
Podcast: Creating new patterns for learning and leading
Interview with Jessica Kiessel
Project Showcase: World Water Day
Hi there, Kumunity! Tomorrow is #worldwaterday, and this year’s theme is Glacier Preservation. Meltwater shifts are causing floods…
Welcome to the era of regenerative entrepreneurship: A call for corporate metamorphosis
Back in 2018, after several years of working on sustainability, I had a stark realisation: what were considered sustainable approaches to…
Mapping thinkers: An interactive network visualization of the history of Western philosophy
After 10 years of work on a sentence-based visualization, I created a philosopher-based network using Kumu
Understanding Cancer Systemically
This year’s World Cancer Day theme is #unitedbyunique.
Podcast: Supporting ecosystems with a nature-inspired lens
Interview with Santiago Bunce
A Different Perspective of Thanksgiving: Praying Towns of Southern New England
Did you know that between 1616–1620 nearly three-quarters of the Wampanoag nation died? In the 1600s, epidemics and diseases brought from…
Unlocking the power of systems thinking with Sticky Studio
A practical starting guide to systems mapping
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