March 17 is a 1-day experiential leadership program that draws upon worldviews and tools of The Art of Hosting, Adaptive Leadership and Community Engagement. This unique approach includes theories on emergence; participatory practices and tools; adaptive leadership strategies; provocative and paradigm shifting questions from Peter Block’s Community Engagement work. Our capacity as leaders requires expansion and courage. Through a combination of self and collective reflection we can Manifest Emergent Leadership. Being adaptive and responsive enhances our capacity and impacts our leadership results. When we show up as genuine leaders with our fears and idealism, we experience the vulnerability required for growth and change.
Advancing Your Leadership Practice on March 18 is a ½-day (8:30-1:00, day 2) experiential program focusing on action planning to advance leadership projects and initiatives. Utilizing the “Pro-Action Café” – an innovative yet simple methodology for hosting conversations – we explore questions and projects that matter to the people who participate. These conversations link and build on each other as people move across boundaries, cross-pollinate ideas, and discover new insights into the questions or issues that are most important in their life, work, or community.