Daniela Papi-ThorntonDaniela Papi-Thornton is an educator, facilitator, coach, and author based in Boulder, Colorado. Her work focuses on systems-led leadership, an approach to social innovation that centers on systems understanding. Daniela is currently a lecturer at University of Colorado Boulder and a consultant with a range of education organizations, foundations, and for-profit companies looking to contribute to systems change. She previously served as a lecturer at Yale School of Management, Watson Institute, and Oxford's Saïd Business School, where she was also the deputy director of the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship. She taught certificate courses for professionals through Chicago Booth's Hong Kong Campus and Mount Royal University as well as a social entrepreneurship certificate course at Dartmouth College. She designed an educational tool called the Impact Gaps Canvas, which is used at accelerator programs and in social impact education initiatives around the world, and she launched Map the System, a contest that runs at more than fifty global institutions each year. Daniela's work builds upon six years of emerging market entrepreneurial experience in Cambodia, where she ran a hybrid social enterprise educational organization. She also coauthored Learning Service: The Essential Guide to Volunteering Abroad (Red Press Ltd., 2018), a book about rethinking volunteer travel. She also authored an influential report titled Tackling Heropreneurship, and her TEDx Talks on these topics highlight some of her thinking. Read More Read Less