Amara Collaboration with it’s co-founder and author of the Global Leadership Profile Bill Torbert, in collaboration with Global Leadership Associates (GLA) offer this unique 3-day workshop for business leaders, consultants, coaches and researchers, who wish to further their personal development and learn about the power and practice of Collaborative Developmental Action Inquiry. This is an approach that is statistically reliable generating both personal and organizational transformation. All participants complete the GLP and receive feedback on their centre-of-gravity, emergent, and fallback leadership action logic. Joining the workshop enables those who wish to take this further to become authorized to use the GLP within their organization or with their clients. One can do so by supervised practice of using the GLP with Jane Allen or Heidi Gutekunst. Once certified, you will become part of a growing community of practice to support this dimension of the work. Facilitated by Jane Allen and Heidi Gutekunst, with special online guest appearance by Bill Torbert and Elaine Herdman-Barker, this event offers a programme that blends the what, why and how of transformational leadership development, including:
- The theory and practice of Collaborative Developmental Action Inquiry (CDAI)
- The assessment and deepest appreciation of leaders’ predominant action-logics – their implications, qualities and shadows
- The ongoing practice of Action Inquiry and the richness this brings at the personal, team and organizational scales
WORKSHOP EXPERIENCE
At the workshop you will be exercising active listening and leadership, moving among peers in a community of inquiry, receiving direct feedback about your leadership impact, and thereby learning together practical ways to help yourself and others:
- Identify current leadership action-logics
- Become conscious of the shifts in individual habits
- Exercise personal power and collaborative practice with greater mutuality
- Build capacity to lead from the inside out using single-, double- and triple-loop feedback