2024 Legacy Award Winner: The Tindell Brothers

“Will, John, and Jimmy Tindell have dedicated their entire adult lives to maintaining this beautiful property here on the mountain. They have been through many different organizations and leaders over the years, and their dedication has always been to this place, to taking care of it and maintaining its appearance. That is the legacy they leave, and it’s one we are proud to celebrate.”

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2024 Legacy Award Winner: The Tindell Brothers

Facilitation on the Move

Christenberry and Thomason are especially excited about their proximity to the Stables classroom, which they envision as a future venue for larger facilitated sessions. With a capacity for 20–30 people and ample wall space to roll out their signature chart boards, it’s ideal for leadership teams, planning committees, and community groups.

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Facilitation on the Move

A History of Convening

Every detail, from the way we greet our guests to the way we facilitate dialogue, is an extension of the same hospitality that once welcomed scientists, business leaders, politicians, advocates, and celebrities to the top of Petit Jean Mountain (and still does).

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A History of Convening

Report: Press & Community Convening

Following the panel, participants engaged in exercises to imagine the future of local news in Arkansas, moving beyond traditional models to consider more inclusive, community-centered possibilities. This summary reflects what we heard and opens the door for continued input.

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Report: Press & Community Convening

Business Benchmark: Winthrop Rockefeller Institute

Winthrop Rockefeller made this place a haven for ideas in the 1960s, long before we used the word “facilitation.” Since then, we’ve embraced convening, hospitality, and play, giving guests a warm, thoughtful venue to spark exchange.

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Business Benchmark: Winthrop Rockefeller Institute