Some organizations are democratic. Some churches, for instance, are fundamentally governed by the congregation. Or a coop is owned by the members. Yet, how does the governance work? ... Often it's not pretty... and there are deep divisions in the membership. ... The Wisdom Council Process is a safe way to deal with those divisions. And especially, to establish a democratic governing system where people work together to come up with a unified version of what' best. 

See the video example of healing the conflict in the Port Townsend Food Coop. 

Also, often the leadership of corporations or government agencies seeks a more participative governing approach. 
See how the Wisdom Council Process can be used for Employee Involvement.(Materials prepared by Andrea Gewessler in London)

​Also below is a TV interview of people in the Department of Agriculture after a set of Wisdom Council experiments ​