Within the RSA Fellowship, we witness the potential of individuals meeting each other, establishing new working relationships, project partnerships, and friendships. Over the next six months we’re piloting RSA Connections, a new opportunity for you to make connections and collaborate within the Fellowship, regardless of where you live.
Sign up to take part and be matched to a randomly-selected Fellow. You’ll then have the month to arrange and meet your FRSA match (in person or online).
I've met people from really different walks of life whom I'd otherwise never have met and we've challenged each other. It's a very non-threatening way of networking and learning. I look forward to each new encounter.
- Feedback from a Fellow taking part in a similar programme run by the RSA Islington Network.
Connecting with your FRSA match:
We suggest a 30 minute meet, but it's entirely up to you. If you’re:
- Meeting in person, why not catch up at a local coffee shop or extend the invite to an upcoming event.
- Connecting over call/Skype, why not pop the kettle on and turn your e-mails off before making the call to make the most of your e-meet (without the need to travel).
To participate:
- Update your MyRSA profile. Find more information about how to do this here.
- Having updated your myRSA profile, register your interest in participating: e-mail Rachel Barker, RSA Regional Coordinator - [email protected]
- Keep an eye on your inbox: you will receive your monthly match by e-mail.
- On receiving your RSA connection, contact your match through 'find a Fellow' on myRSA and arrange a time to meet, call, or Skype over the coming month (before the next match is made).
Embrace the power to create through conversation
What to discuss is entirely up to you and your match. As a starting point, consider watching the RSA’s Power to Create (four minute) video and share your thoughts and ideas on creativity.
Matches with Fellows across the north will be made by random selection on a monthly basis.
This programme is a pilot across the North and we welcome feedback throughout. If you have any questions, or would like to discuss the culture of conversation, please contact Rachel Barker, Regional Coordinator: [email protected]
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I hope our active Fellows based across the North embrace this new initiative - look forward to seeing how the connections work.
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