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Ken Hubbell is Founder and President of Ken
Hubbell & Associates (www.kenhubbell.com),
a consulting firm based in Little Rock, Arkansas. Ken Hubbell
and Associates specializes in coalition and organizational
coaching, strategic planning and master planning, creation
and facilitation of learning communities (online and “in person”),
scenario planning and project development. Clients include
foundations, nonprofit organizations, city governments, state
and federal agencies, educational institutions and select
private companies in the US and Africa.
Ken Hubbell has twenty years of experience working in community,
leadership and economic development; communications; evaluation;
community history; and cultural preservation. Ken established
his own consulting firm in 1993.
Ken created The Building Blocks of Change™ as a holistic
approach to understanding and leading organizational and community
change. The tool, cited in several community-development-related
publications, has been used to organize master plans, to refocus
regional planning efforts, and to inspire big-picture thinking
about organizations’ current and potential impact.
Born in Port Huron, Michigan, Ken earned an art degree at
Syracuse University and worked in New York City as a designer
and consultant before establishing his home in Little Rock
in 1977. Ken is an adjunct faculty member at the UAMS College
of Public Health and serves on the Encyclopedia of Arkansas
Advisory Committee.
Before starting his own consulting firm, Ken was the first
director of the Arkansas History Resource Center at the Arkansas
Humanities Council and later, he served as Founding Director
of the Delta Cultural Center in Helena, Arkansas.
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