Name
The power of Cultural Awareness & Role Modeling for sustainable Agility
Description

Peter Drucker famously said “Culture eats Strategy for breakfast”. If so, Agile transformations are a virtual smorgasbord. They are disruptive and inevitably impact or are impacted by your organization’s culture. So why do most organizations avoid culture as if it was left over liver and onions? (yuk!) How can we engage leaders and peers more effectively to create culture awareness and include culture as a critical success factor for your organization? In this workshop we will explore a few simple, helpful models, including: - Pyramid of Results (Partners in Leadership) - Competing Values Framework (Cameron and Quinn) - Satire Curve (Virginia Satir) - 13 Traits of a Good Role Model (Frank Sonnenberg) This workshop will equip you with the tools to reshape the thinking of Agile from just another "check-the-box" project to a more organic, culture-forward mission for sustainable agility.

Richard Dolman
Date & Time
Thursday, July 25, 2024, 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM
Location Name
Grapevine B
Session Type
Workshop
Track
Enriching Organizations
Learning Level
Experienced
Learning Objectives
Attendees will be able to apply the concept of cultural awareness and role-modeling to help strategies, tactics and expectations for leading change.
Attendees will evaluate the key traits of a good role modeling that they possess and how those can impact and inspire behaviors and experiences for others involved in the change.
Attendees will be able to develop an action plan they can implement in their organizations promoting a culture of sustainable change.