James Logan
James Logan
James Logan
James Logan
"Movements lose momentum when their systems can’t keep up. I help you make sense of the complexity — and design structures built for the world ahead."
James is a strategist, facilitator, and foresight practitioner with over 20 years of experience at the intersection of social justice, human rights, and philanthropy. His career spans roles as a campaigner, researcher, grantmaker, and organisational leader—including senior positions at the Fund for Global Human Rights, Open Society Foundations, the Funders Initiative for Civil Society, Oak Foundation, and Amnesty International.
As Founder of Saz Consulting, he now supports charities and foundations to design future-aligned strategies, strengthen organisational systems, and build collaborative networks across movements. With deep expertise in organizational development, narrative strategy, learning and evaluation, and cross-movement collaboration, James brings a rare combination of systems insight, facilitation craft, and lived experience in global social justice work. He holds an LLM in Public International Law from SOAS, University of London, and a BA in Turkish and Arabic from the University of Oxford.
This Mentor's Superpower:
Designing strategies that endure that are future-aligned, movement-centered, grounded in lived experience.
James' Course
Collaborating with the Enemy — with Adam Kahane
9–13 February 2026 | The Netherlands | Max 24 participants
What does it really take to collaborate when trust is low, stakes are high, and the people across the table may fundamentally disagree with you?
Rogue Union is hosting a public book club conversation around Collaborating with the Enemy by Adam Kahane, a renowned systems change and futures expert. This book, now in its second edition, has shaped how leaders around the world think about collaboration in the face of conflict, power struggles, and seemingly irreconcilable differences.
This won’t be a passive author talk.
It’s a proper book club event: we will reflect, discuss and connect to our practice together.
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
Collaborating with the Enemy — with Adam Kahane
9–13 February 2026 | The Netherlands | Max 24 participants
What does it really take to collaborate when trust is low, stakes are high, and the people across the table may fundamentally disagree with you?
Rogue Union is hosting a public book club conversation around Collaborating with the Enemy by Adam Kahane, a renowned systems change and futures expert. This book, now in its second edition, has shaped how leaders around the world think about collaboration in the face of conflict, power struggles, and seemingly irreconcilable differences.
This won’t be a passive author talk.
It’s a proper book club event: we will reflect, discuss and connect to our practice together.
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
STAY ROGUE
This is your signal. Don’t go quietly.
The Rogue Signal newsletter is your inside line to future courses, live events, and tools that fuel rebellion and reimagination. No spam. Just carefully curated insights from our mentors—who are leaders in their fields—plus the latest intel and cutting-edge resources you won’t find anywhere else.
Delivered monthly-ish. Always rogue.
STAY ROGUE
This is your signal. Don’t go quietly.
The Rogue Signal newsletter is your inside line to future courses, live events, and tools that fuel rebellion and reimagination. No spam. Just carefully curated insights from our mentors—who are leaders in their fields—plus the latest intel and cutting-edge resources you won’t find anywhere else.
Delivered monthly-ish. Always rogue.
James Logan
James Logan
James Logan
James Logan
"Movements lose momentum when their systems can’t keep up. I help you make sense of the complexity — and design structures built for the world ahead."
James is a strategist, facilitator, and foresight practitioner with over 20 years of experience at the intersection of social justice, human rights, and philanthropy. His career spans roles as a campaigner, researcher, grantmaker, and organisational leader—including senior positions at the Fund for Global Human Rights, Open Society Foundations, the Funders Initiative for Civil Society, Oak Foundation, and Amnesty International.
As Founder of Saz Consulting, he now supports charities and foundations to design future-aligned strategies, strengthen organisational systems, and build collaborative networks across movements. With deep expertise in organizational development, narrative strategy, learning and evaluation, and cross-movement collaboration, James brings a rare combination of systems insight, facilitation craft, and lived experience in global social justice work. He holds an LLM in Public International Law from SOAS, University of London, and a BA in Turkish and Arabic from the University of Oxford.
This Mentor's Superpower:
Designing strategies that endure that are future-aligned, movement-centered, grounded in lived experience.
James' Course
Collaborating with the Enemy — with Adam Kahane
9–13 February 2026 | The Netherlands | Max 24 participants
What does it really take to collaborate when trust is low, stakes are high, and the people across the table may fundamentally disagree with you?
Rogue Union is hosting a public book club conversation around Collaborating with the Enemy by Adam Kahane, a renowned systems change and futures expert. This book, now in its second edition, has shaped how leaders around the world think about collaboration in the face of conflict, power struggles, and seemingly irreconcilable differences.
This won’t be a passive author talk.
It’s a proper book club event: we will reflect, discuss and connect to our practice together.
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
Collaborating with the Enemy — with Adam Kahane
9–13 February 2026 | The Netherlands | Max 24 participants
What does it really take to collaborate when trust is low, stakes are high, and the people across the table may fundamentally disagree with you?
Rogue Union is hosting a public book club conversation around Collaborating with the Enemy by Adam Kahane, a renowned systems change and futures expert. This book, now in its second edition, has shaped how leaders around the world think about collaboration in the face of conflict, power struggles, and seemingly irreconcilable differences.
This won’t be a passive author talk.
It’s a proper book club event: we will reflect, discuss and connect to our practice together.
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
STAY ROGUE
This is your signal.
Don’t go quietly.
The Rogue Signal newsletter is your inside line to future courses, live events, and tools that fuel rebellion and reimagination. No spam. Just carefully curated insights from our mentors—who are leaders in their fields—plus the latest intel and cutting-edge resources you won’t find anywhere else.
Delivered monthly-ish. Always rogue.
James Logan
James Logan
James Logan
James Logan
"Movements lose momentum when their systems can’t keep up. I help you make sense of the complexity — and design structures built for the world ahead."
James is a strategist, facilitator, and foresight practitioner with over 20 years of experience at the intersection of social justice, human rights, and philanthropy. His career spans roles as a campaigner, researcher, grantmaker, and organisational leader—including senior positions at the Fund for Global Human Rights, Open Society Foundations, the Funders Initiative for Civil Society, Oak Foundation, and Amnesty International.
As Founder of Saz Consulting, he now supports charities and foundations to design future-aligned strategies, strengthen organisational systems, and build collaborative networks across movements. With deep expertise in organizational development, narrative strategy, learning and evaluation, and cross-movement collaboration, James brings a rare combination of systems insight, facilitation craft, and lived experience in global social justice work. He holds an LLM in Public International Law from SOAS, University of London, and a BA in Turkish and Arabic from the University of Oxford.
This Mentor's Superpower:
Designing strategies that endure that are future-aligned, movement-centered, grounded in lived experience.
James' Course
Collaborating with the Enemy — with Adam Kahane
9–13 February 2026 | The Netherlands | Max 24 participants
What does it really take to collaborate when trust is low, stakes are high, and the people across the table may fundamentally disagree with you?
Rogue Union is hosting a public book club conversation around Collaborating with the Enemy by Adam Kahane, a renowned systems change and futures expert. This book, now in its second edition, has shaped how leaders around the world think about collaboration in the face of conflict, power struggles, and seemingly irreconcilable differences.
This won’t be a passive author talk.
It’s a proper book club event: we will reflect, discuss and connect to our practice together.
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
Collaborating with the Enemy — with Adam Kahane
9–13 February 2026 | The Netherlands | Max 24 participants
What does it really take to collaborate when trust is low, stakes are high, and the people across the table may fundamentally disagree with you?
Rogue Union is hosting a public book club conversation around Collaborating with the Enemy by Adam Kahane, a renowned systems change and futures expert. This book, now in its second edition, has shaped how leaders around the world think about collaboration in the face of conflict, power struggles, and seemingly irreconcilable differences.
This won’t be a passive author talk.
It’s a proper book club event: we will reflect, discuss and connect to our practice together.
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
Led by Krizna Gomez
STAY ROGUE
This is your signal. Don’t go quietly.
The Rogue Signal newsletter is your inside line to future courses, live events, and tools that fuel rebellion and reimagination. No spam. Just carefully curated insights from our mentors—who are leaders in their fields—plus the latest intel and cutting-edge resources you won’t find anywhere else.
Delivered monthly-ish. Always rogue.