“Imagine Tomorrow Through the Rubble of Today” with Faith Addicott

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So you’ve probably noticed the world is a bit … broken at the moment. The rubble is real. Burnout, fragmentation, fractured trust, the quiet collapse of systems we were called to fix. OD practitioners are working in the middle of it every day. This session doesn’t look away from that. Instead, it asks a better question: what if the rubble isn’t the end of the story? What if it’s the material? In regenerative systems, there is no waste even when something old must die to make room for something new. Together, we’ll name what’s breaking down honestly and without softening, then move into sector-based breakout rooms to co-create vivid images of what tomorrow could look like if we do our work well — in healthcare, education, government, and in the OD field itself.

This is not a session where you sit and receive. You’ll leave with something real: a shared canvas of possibility built by practitioners in the room, a set of patterns that belong to all of us, and one personal commitment to carry back into your work. Because OD has something specific and irreplaceable to offer this moment — emergence, inquiry, belonging, and the courage to name what others won’t. We know how to practice transformation. The future isn’t waiting to be discovered. It’s waiting to be built. Reclaiming our power, reunifying our field. Come ready to work.

Bio: Faith Addicott is a dynamic and results-oriented consultant with a deep passion for organizational transformation, systems change, and community healing. With advanced degrees in Public Administration from The Evergreen State College and Positive Organization Development and Change from Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management, Faith combines rigorous academic training with practical experience to help organizations evolve and thrive.

A passionate advocate for healing and transformation, Faith believes that true organizational change begins with the liberation of people—creating environments that are equitable, collaborative, and rooted in shared power. She draws inspiration from the intersection of neuroscience, leadership development, and social justice, crafting a consulting approach that is both transformative and deeply human. Faith’s work helps organizations navigate discomfort, tell hard truths, and ultimately grow into more effective, compassionate, and innovative systems