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Saturday,
27 March 2004
Delft,
the Netherlands
A peer learning and networking workshop for coaches, consultants and trainers,
who are working with current and future leaders around the world.
The workshop will be hosted by Unique Sources, in association with Jeremy
Solomons and Associates, and co-facilitated by:
Monika de Waal, who is an international organisational development
(OD)consultant and specialist in Change Processes and ‘out of the box-thinking’,
based in the Netherlands.
Jeremy Solomons, who is a UK-born business coach and trainer, specialising in
Global Leadership and International Management. He is based in the USA.
Purpose
Global business leaders are very often forced to focus on targets and results, in
order to add shareholder value. Headaches occur when processes and people
‘disturb’ the flow of this concentration.
But what if they allow themselves to explore what their intuition tells them to do
instead? Can they let go of results- oriented, time-restricted thinking and action
to follow an uncertain path? Can they harness their and others' creativity to build
a truly innovative organisation that will still achieve good results because of its
people and not in spite of them?
This workshop will explore ways that external coaches, consultants and trainers
can work with these leaders to help them trust their intuition, bring out their
creativity and achieve more holistic success.
The event is also an opportunity to meet, share and discuss with your colleagues
the concepts, tools and expertise available in this cutting-edge area of global OD.
Objectives
The objectives of this workshop are to help participants:
1. Understand the challenges that global leaders will face in the future and learn
the competencies that they will need to be successful, based on recent research
2. Learn how to use management drives and styles to help leaders be more
effective in future, particularly in relation to gender dynamics
3. Explore tools of creativity and intuitive leadership to be able to use them in
their own practice as a coach, consultant or trainer
4. Share best practices and learn from and network with their peers
Target Participants
This workshop is for experienced English-speaking practitioners, who have been
working within the global OD field for at least five years
Agenda
Saturday, March 27
08.30 Informal welcome, coffee and tea
09.00 Welcome and introductions
09.30 Global leadership: challenges and competencies
10.30 Break
10.50 Management drives and leadership styles
12.30 Lunch
14.00 Intuition and creativity tools
15.15 Break
15.30 Building the truly innovative organisation
17.00 Conclusion
18.30 Optional dinner with participants
Facilitators
Monika de Waal is Managing Director of Unique Sources, a consultancy based in
the Netherlands and specialized in change management, conflict resolution, and
organisational development. Its focus is on creating opportunities for dialogue in
complex organizations undergoing change. She works both in the corporate sector
as well as with local and national governments where programs have included
leadership, business ethics, teambuilding, intercultural negotation and conflict
management. Her style is characterized by changing paradigms and showing other
dimensions in thinking. Out of the box thinking comes naturally to Monika.
Jeremy Solomons is the UK-born founder/president of Jeremy Solomons &
Associates. He provides customized coaching, facilitation and training Global
Leadership, Intercultural Communication and Multicultural Teambuilding to current
and future leaders around the world from his base in Austin, Texas, USA. He co-
wrote a chapter in a June 2000 book - Coaching for Leadership - and contributed
to a new Accenture book on the Global Leader of the Future. Both works are
based on a year- long study - Global Leadership: The Next Generation - that he
co-researched and co-wrote for Keilty, Goldsmith. In the past, Jeremy worked as
a full-time Banker, Educator and Journalist in six multinational institutions,
including Reuters News Agency, and the World Bank. He has lived, studied and
worked for extended periods in eight countries.
Location
Conference room of Unique Sources, Trompetstraat 40-44. 2611 KN Delft, the
Netherlands. Details will be provided on registration.
Registration
The fee per participant is Euro 390. Accommodation and optional dinner on
Saturday will be at participants' own expense. For information on hotel
accommodation, check out www.uniquesources.nl. Register with Monika de Waal
at monika@uniquesources.nl or phone her at 31-15-2158282 by March 5.
A bridge touches both ends.
Monika de Waal
Unique Sources & Organizational Capability Company
Trompetstraat 40-44
2611 KN Delft
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