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The Road to Self-Renewal By John Gardner, Stanford – an Independent Publication of the Stanford Alumni Assoc., March 1994. John Gardner, ’33, MA ’36, has always been interested in the problems of organizational renewal, but in the following article, extracted from a speech delivered to the Hawaii Executive Conference in Kona, Hawaii, in April 1993, he turns his thoughts to personal renewal. The speech is a distillation of observations garnered, as he says in his own words, from years of experience “in the nonprofit world as a foundation president, in federal government as a cabinet officer,…
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