Helping diversity, equality and inclusion professionals lead change
How can we support our leaders to successfully manage change?
For two years in a row now, we’ve been invited to run the ExperienceChange™ workshop on the DE&I Professional Leadership Programme, led by Charlotte Sweeney Associates and Cambridge Cubed.
The programme brings together diversity, equity and inclusion professionals from a variety of sectors to help them step up to their leadership challenges and potential.
Through the ExperienceChange™ workshop, we explored with participants how they can accelerate and realise the potential of their ideas, strategies and solutions.
We ran this one-day workshop virtually and took the group through an experiential case-based simulation of change within a corporation. In this fun, engaging experience, participants did three exercises to help them understand the problem the organization is facing, make a plan for change, and then implement that plan.
It’s a pleasure to be part of this wider programme, which is all about supporting diversity, equity and inclusion leaders to get extraordinary things done in their organisations.
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