As agile leaders, we’ve spent the past 23 years mastering the skills that will enable us to thrive in an increasingly volatile and complex future. What did we really learn since 2001 and how will it carry us forward? What would serve us, as agile leaders, to keep building winning teams and organizations in a world that keeps spinning faster and faster?
In their presentation, Pat Reed and Walt Wyckoff will introduce the concept of neuroagility - the way we learn and process new information - and share a few case studies on how organizations use this concept to learn in the real time and adapt to the emerging need. Pat and Walt will also share some headlines from Gene Kim and Steven J. Spear’s new book: “Wiring the Winning Organization”, which applies principles and concepts we will be covering to create a winning organization.
You will learn about
- the factors that impact the ease and speed for us to learn, think and process (the right) information to enhance our mental agility in complex, volatile environments
- how to self - access our neuroagility
- how to share these learning with our teams and create learning environments to adapt to the ever evolving nature of work
- practical case studies
Imagine being able to optimize our 'collective brain' to function at optimum levels across our organization while focusing on achieving optimal learning (and thinking) real time - which is the essence of agile leadership.
We hope you can join us in the December 19th Bay ALN meeting!