Creating unity for
the common good
CommonUnity makes change for the greater good by convening individuals, government, non-profit, business and community groups.
If what you’re doing isn’t working, CommonUnity can help you evaluate, dismantle and rebuild systems so you can successfully move forward.
CommonUnity Clients
Berkana Institute - Margaret Wheatley
Everett Station District Alliance
ILALI - The Innovative Learning and Living Institute through Commonweal
Leadership Launch
City of Everett
Leadership Snohomish County
Second Chance Foundation
Stilly Valley Chamber of Commerce Leadership Conference Key Note Speaker
ABOUT KATHY SOLBERG
Kathy Solberg has over 30 years of leadership experience in multiple sectors and applied servant leadership nationally in government, boards and leadership roles. Her way of working empowers others to be their best self to make a difference in their own lives, workplaces and community.
She has extensive leadership and facilitation experience that align with her Certificate in Social Innovation. Those include Clifton Strengths, Strategic Doing, Positive Leadership Curriculum, Art of Hosting and other tools to bring your team, workplace and community together. Learn more about Kathy here.
How we create community
CommonUnity shows up in my life in four ways:
One, through a connection of minds when I have the opportunity for dialogue, discussion, and permission to be curious. Two, connection of spirit, broadening my sense of place, self, and meaning in the world. Three, connection of citizen, when I can join in a line with another to exponentially increase my own potential for impact. And four, connection of people, reminding me that I'm not alone and that others love and care for me. Create common unity using the connections of mind, citizen, spirit – and people, to build your bridge from passion to purpose.
There are so many questions and challenges in this world that need answers, and you taking an active role to lead in your community is the best chance we all have.
what people are saying
"Kathy is one of the most intellectual and motivated individuals I have ever come across. What fascinates me the most is her analytical and storytelling abilities. As an Executive Director of LSC, she has taken LSC to greater heights around Washington state (even nationally) and has fostered relationships to build an everlasting community of leaders. Her sustained focus on racial equity and a commitment to creating social, economic, and political opportunities for racial minorities are invigorating.Kathy continues to inspire me with her work in the community. And I know that each passing day, she is changing the world for the better."
Sumit Karn | Columbia University, International Education Development
Leadership Matters
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Catalyst
Using observation and intuition to work with others to create what is possible.
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Community
Creating awareness of diverse voices to shape perspectives and build networks of support and service.
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Regeneration
Going beyond sustainability and resilience for lasting systemic change that increases capacity.
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Gathering
Bringing together purpose, intentionality and values to how we operate when we convene with one or many to increase outcomes and connectedness.
You’re ready to take the next step.
Change is on the horizon as you know that learning has taken place but are not quite sure how to assess it. It can be hard to imagine what transformation support even looks like day to day. That’s okay. Our most successful engagements begin with nothing more than a candid conversation.
“Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end: then stop.”
- Lewis Carroll