How we do it: The Energy Futures Lab’s best strategies for adapting to the uncertainty of COVID-19

Author Chad Park
Navigating the current crisis and preparing for recovery

Why It Matters

COVID-19 presents a massive change in plans for most social impact organizations. In order to make it through not only this moment but future disruptions, too, organizations should implement strategies that make their teams adaptable, resilient, and open to change.

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