Discover the Si Partner Network and Accelerator Program: Info Session

Quick Overview

The Systems Innovation (SI) Partner Network and Accelerator Program information session, hosted by Roma Patadia and Joao C., detailed the program's structure, activities, and onboarding process, emphasizing collaboration among diverse organizations to drive systemic change in complex health challenges.

Key Points: The SI Partner Network and Accelerator Program aims to support organizations in becoming successful systems innovation initiatives, focusing on strategy, methodology, infrastructure, communications, and connections within the ecosystem. The program involves 7-10 weeks of collaboration to define initiative parts, including vision, mission, value model, and platform. The Partner Network's core narrative involves bringing together organizations working on systems thinking and change, building capacity through co-learning, and ultimately unlocking systems innovation. The SI Ecosystem is structured around hubs (location and thematic) and supported by services provided by a core team, aligned through governance and strategy. Financing for the ecosystem will eventually rely on a mix of subscription revenue, service exchanges, and investment into initiatives. Partner onboarding involves six steps: setting the level of engagement, organization type, hub connection, exchange/opportunity space, activity tracks, and website registration. The session concluded with a feedback survey on usefulness and an invitation for interested parties to apply via a submission form.

Context: The video is an information session detailing the structure and goals of the Systems Innovation (SI) Partner Network and its accompanying Accelerator Program. The presentation is led by Roma Patadia and Joao C., who introduce the mission of the Living Health Lab to promote systemic innovation in health challenges. The session outlines the network's activities, governance structure, financing model, and the onboarding process for new partners, highlighting key existing partners like Reimagined Futures, Endeva, KU Leuven Institute for the Future, SIM Centre for Systems Leadership, IrsiCaixa, Rypple, and iHubs Sweden.