I agree with the internal aims. It seems very wise to strengthen our internal processes and bonds with each other in a growing organization.
Externally I would like to reach out to more organizations that share a similar approach to societal change as is implicit in sociocracy. We are already strong with the ecovillage community, the permaculture community, the NVC community, the Teal community and the cooperative business community. We could do more outreach to the broader Agile community and movements around Rober Kegan, Lisa Lahey and Gary Hamel, and we could delve into more of the structure on postideological political parties.
But mostly I would like to explore entirely new collaborations like the Game B community, the political metamodern movement, the (nordic) bildung movement, the gift economy/sacred money movement, the purpose driven investment community, and the integral spirituality/mindfulness/self-improvement movement. And I would like to gather people from all of the movements that we are associated to together in an effort to create a mutual beneficial collaboration.
I have made a forum thread about it here:
I will very much appreciate any contributions to the thread. I feel increasing collaboration could really have potential for accelerating the change we want to see in the world. Primarily because it seems that these movements are actually looking for tools like the ones we have in sociocracy. It could also potentially be an avenue for more efficient funding and growth for SoFA. (Many of these have strong ties to the Silicon Valley community and people with much to much money on their hands). 