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Many impactful projects quietly depend on one thing: a single person who cares enough to keep them running. When that person burns out, moves on, or loses funding — the project stalls. But what if the work didn't have to rest on individual shoulders?
In this second session of our series, we move from theory to practice: How do you build something that keeps working even when the heroes leave?
We'll look at why over-reliance on key individuals is a structural vulnerability — not just a personnel problem — and work together to find concrete ways to reduce it.
What We'll Do:
No prior attendance at Part 1 is required — the session is designed to stand alone.
This is hosted by Effective Altruism Hamburg — a group focused on using evidence and reason to figure out how to do the most good. New faces are always welcome!
Please drop us a line below (or via pm or email) if you want to participate and have not been in contact with us before.
