Systemic Thinking and Performance Improvement: How to Thrive in Disruptive Times – 20 November

A unique one-day Masterclass

In today’s fast-paced, ever-changing world, individuals and organisations face unprecedented challenges that demand innovative approaches for sustainable growth and success. To address these challenges, a unique masterclass has emerged as a beacon of insight and expertise: Systemic Thinking and Performance Improvement: How to Thrive in Disruptive Times.

This exceptional masterclass features globally experienced consultants, and recognised systems leaders who will show participants how to increase efficiency and profitability:

Christopher Gleadle is Chair of the Paddy Ashdown Forum with over three decades of experience as an advisor, speaker, trainer, writer, and mentor in systems thinking.

The masterclass will draw on the concepts and suite of tools specific for sphere economy and delivers practical workable systems thinking that can be used together in decision making and testing and taps into intuition for essential systemic leadership skills.

This workshop is tailored for leaders who:

• are committed to learning a viable strategic approach to embedding sustainability in the search for profit
• are almost in continual firefighting mode or permanent crisis
• are seeking novel ways to improve performance
• are experiencing recurring organisational problems of under-performance

While prior familiarity with systems thinking or complexity theory is not mandatory, an open- minded and adaptive mindset is highly encouraged.

Agenda:
9.30 – 10.00: Welcome & Intro
Part 1: 10:00 – 13:00
What is needed from our leadership?
Operational Strategy and Implementation Gaps
Systemic Leadership Skills connecting us to future performance growth
Break: 13:00 – 14:15

Part 2: 14:30 – 17:30
Introduction to The Sphere Economy
Boosting performance and the boundaries of value development
Identifying waste to uplift productivity and income
Hands-on experiential learning on decision making (group exercise)
17:30-18:00 Closing and networking

Participation fee: £750.00