When communities are connected at a neighborhood level they are attractive to outsiders, resilient when facing obstacles, and have high retention.
Adam is a speaker, trainer, and community development consultant. His work has impacted cities, small towns, colleges, nonprofits, and community development organizations like chambers of commerce and economic development groups. When you work with Adam, you will get fun and playful content immediately practical at all levels of your organization or community. Adam will help you unlock the power of your neighborhoods!
Keynotes and Workshops
Do you need an energetic keynote speaker or an engaging workshop? Here are a few examples of talks and workshops Adam provides. If you’d like something more custom, reach out!
Why Neighboring?
The simple power of knowing the people who live closest to you.
Move from a culture of scarcity to a culture of neighboring defined by the Key Ingredients of Neighboring: Joy, Relationship, and Abundance. The latest research about loneliness and isolation shows the need for connected communities. Personal stories from the work of The Neighboring Movement give the audience real-life examples of the life-changing power of neighboring.
Compassionate Accountability
You don’t have to choose between people and results.
Compassion without accountability, creates leaders who are liked but ineffective. Accountability without compassion, creates leaders who are feared and unapproachable. What if you didn’t have to choose? Using the groundbreaking work by Nate Regier, Ph.D. and Next Element, this keynote shares how the interactions between your people shape your brand, culture, and company. Explore how Compassionate Accountability could transform your work.
I help tired community developers nurture cultures of connection by sharing practical and fun tools to feel energized in their work again.
Adam is a co-founder and Executive Director of The Neighboring Movement (TNM) in Wichita, Kansas. TNM is a non-profit on a mission to nurture a culture-changing movement toward more connected communities. We offer training, leadership development, and resources for individuals through a lens of Asset Based Community Development.
Take a look around and let me know what you are looking for.
What is The Neighboring Movement?
The Neighboring Movement’s mission has three parts. 1. Create a movement with exponential life. 2. Actively confront scarcity. 3. Promote a neighboring culture defined by joy, relationship, and abundance.
We work in our founding neighborhood in Wichita, KS, with individuals who do local projects wherever they live, and in churches around the country.
Learn more at neighboringmovement.org