HOW I HELP
Finding out how to bring an open-source community, organisation, or business to life can feel perplexing.
There’s no such thing as a perfect plan when you’re trying to connect with people. I’ve worked with groups across industries on getting communities to come together, stick together, and grow together.
Working with organisations like Akimbo, the Danish Design Center, the ADEME, the SNCF, and Ouishare, I’ve learned how crucial it is to develop a strategy, integrate workflow and infrastructure, build outreach and iterate on the plan.
My approach is to be your Strategy Partner for leaders and teams to uncover regular clarity and confidence.
I spend time with you in strategy sessions over time. Together, we iterate, troubleshoot, and adapt to inevitable shifts in your work and the world.
Hire me to design an open community and organisation together
I am your strategy partner. This means I don’t do it for you. We do it together.
I come with my framework from years of experience and research, which has helped connect and create leaders in groups of all stripes.
My methods are based on hundreds of experiments, case studies, trainings, and collaborations (in addition to my real-world experience working with communities on a local and global scale).
But I don’t come with pre-conceived ideas. I ask questions. I mentor, I bring inspiration. I help you mold and structure your thoughts and share them with your team. I help you bring your people into this process with fun, awe and inspiration.
WHO IS BEHIND BOLD & OPEN?
Jaime Arredondo
Jaime started Bold & Open in 2016. He’s an entrepreneur, researcher, and economist at heart; he has brought an entrepreneurial, operational, and systemic mindset to community-driven organisations for almost a decade.
Jaime has coached 100+ leaders at businesses, governments, universities, and grass-roots organisations on structuring and scaling their communities. In the past, he was Head Coach at Akimbo Workshops, has run crowdfunding campaigns for open hardware organisations, helped develop the Remodel program with the Danish Design Center, and co-founded the Repair Café community in Nice. Today, he’s an advisor to the ADEME and Open Lande.