The Art of the Possible

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Amanda Sussman at TedX in Toronto

“Making Government Work for You” – Amanda Sussman at TEDxToronto

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The Art of the Possible Consulting works with individuals, organizations and governments with inspired ideas for social change. Founded by Canadian author, speaker and strategist, Amanda Sussman, the goal of the firm is to transform idealism into action to realize tangible results. This method was outlined in Amanda’s book: The Art of the Possible: A Handbook for Political Activism (2007). Over ten years, the Art of the Possible method is proven to have major impact that changes the world. Working across party lines with people who hold different points of view, The Art of the Possible bridges the gap between Prime Ministers, Cabinet Ministers, multilateral and non-governmental organizations and the people they represent to drive change and improve lives.

The Art of the Possible method is proven to have an impact that changes the world

$3.8 Billion for
Girls' Education

G7 Summit (2018)

G7 Summit: $3.8B to fund girls’ education in the most volatile regions of the world (2018)

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$7.3 Billion
for Child Health

G8 Summit (2010)

G8 Summit: Prime Minister Harper championed Maternal, Newborn and Child Health and raised $7.3B globally (2010)

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International
Day of the Girl

United Nations (2011)

International Day of the Girl: A global campaign leading to the UN officially creating an International Day of the Girl in 2011.

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Global News
The Hill Times
Toronto Star
Huff Post
TEDxToronto

Here’s what the Art of the Possible method can do for you

Making Inroads in Canada

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Training Professionals Across Sectors

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Developing Nation-Wide Advocacy Strategies

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“I accomplished more working with Amanda in our first meeting than in any previous working relationship of similar nature. She immediately understood the needs of our team as well as the needs of our larger organization. Amanda has an incredible ability to work at the macro level as well as to strategically apply that work to a big picture strategy.”

Kelly MasottiVice President, Advocacy Canadian Cancer Society
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“Amanda Sussman, an activist and fervent advocate for human rights and social justice with extensive experience both within and outside government, is someone who has walked the talk. This is an inspiring and pragmatic guide for individuals and civil society organizations seeking to make a real difference in government.”

Lloyd AxworthyChair, World Refugee Council
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“Rarely have I come across someone as talented and effective as Amanda. No one knows better how to leverage the power of advocacy. I had the honour of partnering with Amanda to influence the 2018 G7 development agenda, which resulted in $3.8 billion committed to Girls’ Education – the largest single commitment in history.”

Caroline RiseboroPresident and CEO, Trillium Health Partners Foundation
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“Amanda Sussman’s book offers thoughtful and very concrete advice as to how organizations can best ensure that their key concerns are heard by the right people at the right time, leading to the sorts of changes that are so absolutely necessary.”

Alex NeveSecretary General, Amnesty International Canada Designer
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“Amanda is clear and practical in her communications and strategic recommendations, which is remarkable given the complexity of the issues that she is being asked to advise on. In our work together thus far, these attributes have enabled her to deliver beyond our expectations.”

Ariel SillerChief Executive Officer, Canadian Children's Literacy Foundation
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“This book is a useful tool for anyone seeking to promote change through government action. Its author, Amanda Sussman, is particularly qualified to guide the citizen through the labyrinth of parliamentary procedures, governmental practices and the bureaucracy.”

Bill GrahamP.C., Q.C.

The Art of the Possible has had the pleasure of working with:

Canadian Children's Literacy Foundation
Every Woman Every Child
Global Partnership for Education
Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
Plan International
Canadian Cancer Society
Girl Effect
Canadian Paediatric Society