At ANTICIPATE, we are on a mission to build futures readiness, help create meaningful change, as well as democratise futures,** making foresight more accessible, more practical, and more widely used than it is today.
After close to three years of building ANTICIPATE, we want to do something a bit unusual: ****
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We would like offer our time for free, as a one-off, to an impact-driven organisation.
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We’re still a business. We still believe people should be paid for their work in general. On top of this, payment creates seriousness and commitment on both sides.
So consider this is a one-time exception — and a high-value opportunity at that — and we’re doing it for three reasons:
→ Impact: We want to support an organisation that can use foresight to make better decisions, but wouldn’t normally prioritise or be able to access this kind of work.
→ Practice: We want to test a new strategic foresight process format that combines several frameworks and tools (new and old) we’ve been developing and refining. As part of a capstone project in the TAIDA process and on the back-end of research into how to best do foresight for strategy.
→ Learning in the open: In full transparency, we also want to turn the project into a public best-practice case that others can learn from and be inspired by.
A short, structured foresight + strategy project delivered as three virtual half-day workshops, with light work and synthesis in between.
We’ll be looking to address a focal question that you face on a strategic level. This does not need to be perfect before you apply, we can define it together early in the process.
(mid-Feb to mid-March)
We build a shared outside-in picture of change:
Workshop 1 on Trend Analysis happens in this window.
(mid-March to mid-April)
We develop a small set of plausible futures to stress-test your direction:
Workshop 2 on Scenario Building happens in this window.
(mid-April to mid-May)
We translate the insights into choices and next steps:
Workshop 3 on Strategy Development happens in this window.