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Real Talk About Building Resilience in Remote Teams

We know many of you are wrestling with how to support the growth of your team members in new ways. Though it might be tempting to put employee development on the backburner right now, this is a time when we need it even more.

Intentional development of your people can build resilience and boost engagement – both of which will make you stronger on the other side of this challenge.

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Taking Care of the Forest and the Trees: Team Development in Purpose-Driven Organizations

Here at Vivayic, we are in the business of learning. It’s what we do. We wake up each day excited about the opportunities to increase human potential through learning.

As we partner with clients to plan, design, and build their new learning initiatives, we also prioritize the learning of our own people. We’d feel like icky hypocrites if we didn’t. We drive employee development in ways that fit our culture, drive our business forward, and we do so in a fully-remote team environment.

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Field of Hope Year 3!

If you’ve checked out our website before, you might know about our company’s passion project — helping an amazing organization called Field of Hope. Vivayic has made a long-term commitment to build the capacity of Field of Hope (FOH). FOH is an NGO working in Africa to teach appropriate agricultural practices to youth and smallholder farmers.

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Field of Hope: The Curriculum Cycle

We have feet on the ground in Uganda! Those feet belong to Doug Kueker, Leah Gibson, Morgan Walkup, Andrea Tenney, and several more from Field of Hope.

The team arrived in time to be greeted by the rains. If you haven’t experienced the African rains, there truly is nothing quite like watching the clouds roll over the Nile River, seeing lightning crack across a sky with zero light pollution, and listening to the drops pound on an old tin roof.

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