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PIMA CONNECTS
WHO ARE THE 'CONNECTORS' IN PIMA COUNTY?

(For more information on Pima Connects, please go to www.pimaconnects.org.)

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Instructions:

Pima County needs to hear some new voices in order to move forward. Can you help us find them?

We want to identify the "connectors" in our community – the people who bring together ideas, resources, and energy to get things done. Please identify the men and women you trust in your own network who make positive change happen – even in small ways. Let's get them together, introduce them to the community, and see what good things happen.

Please type in a name (or several – up to 5 names) in the boxes to the right of each question and if you like, contact information for each person. You may list the same person multiple times. Please do not name yourself or members of your family.

If you don’t personally know someone who fits in any of the following questions, leave that question blank. Click the Submit button at the bottom to record your entries. If you want to identify more, come back to http://surveys.netform.com/pimaconnects and do so.

All names and contact information will be held in strictest confidence and will be used only to complete this project. Thank you for participating.

Click here for a printable version if you want to take time to gather your names.

 

	Question	Name	E-mail Address (optional)	Telephone (optional)
1.	Who do you consider to be particularly innovative? Who could bring “big-picture” ideas to this effort?
2.	Who do you think has the expertise to turn great ideas into reality?
3.	Who has the integrity, concern for the common good, and guts to help get this done?
4.	Who is an effective implementer? Who would roll up his or her sleeves and see this work through with you to the end?
5.	Who could you depend on to gather and wisely coordinate the area’s resources to meet this challenge?
6.	Who in your own neighborhood or community could you depend on to help you address this challenge?
7.	Imagine that you need advice about an important issue. Think of a person you might consult who comes from a different background or perspective than you do – perhaps someone of a different race, social circle, income level, gender, religion, or age group. Who would that be?