An engagement model fit for the 21st century:

Needs-based

Needs as both the place to start and the ultimate test of success – because if solutions aren’t meeting needs, what’s the point?

Outcome-oriented

Authentic agreement on outcomes as the catalyst for change, the focus for self-organisation, and the driver for innovation

Continuous

Transformation, change, improvement, and development not as discrete, one-off projects but ongoing conversations

Open

Built out in the open, with open licensing, by and for a community of practitioners working at the intersection of Lean, Agile, and organisation development

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Highlighted events

14-15 May, Boston, MA, USA:
Open Leadership Symposium
Mike Burrows

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16-17 May, Boston, MA, USA (a post-conference masterclass following the Open Leadership Symposium):
2-day Advanced Agendashift workshop: Coaching and Leading Continuous Transformation
Mike Burrows

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22-23 May, Berlin, Germany:
2-day Advanced Agendashift workshop: Coaching and Leading Continuous Transformation
Mike Burrows

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Needs-based, outcome-oriented, continuous, open

It’s the week of the Open Leadership Symposium (I landed in Boston yesterday). To celebrate, a quick refresh of the Agendshift home and about pages, both starting with an updated banner: The ‘open’ is new. A short explanation (the about page has more): That’s all! See you tomorrow/Wednesday at the symposium? I’ll expand further on […]

What kind of Organisational Development (OD)? (And a book recommendation)

Mind slightly blown, I discover that organisation development (OD) divides into two schools of thought. Or more accurately, that a crucial aspect of organisation development may have been hiding in plain sight for decades. The two ‘schools’ (if for the moment I can refer to them that way) are diagnostic OD and dialogic OD. They are […]

Older posts:

A video for Changeban (and related: what’s in store for Featureban)

Agendashift roundup, April 2019

More ‘Open’, and my first online workshops

Notes from the April 2019 Advanced Agendashift workshop, London

Agendashift roundup, March 2019

A new template for Celebration-5W

Why the Open Leadership Symposium is a big deal

Testing some changes to the 15-minute FOTO cue card

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Monthly roundups

Classic posts