Leadership Development Programs & Customised Team Workshops
Learn more
Leadership Development programs
We deliver innovative leadership programs and customised team workshops attending to your challenges, objectives and needs. We stay in the conversation to generate insights and sustainable change, whether it is related to the individual or the team as a system.
Leadership starts from the inside out. In our experience, there is no process as impactful in such a short time as Oxford Leadership´s SML, Self Managing Leadership. This is usually where we start. Doing it together as a team is also the best start a team can have in building trust and high performance. With each team member being clear about their purpose, values, vision and barriers, the consecutive steps can be designed naturally attending to the needs, challenges and objectives of the team as a whole.
Oxfordleadership – Self Managing Leadership
Customised Team Workshops
Having The Real Conversations
A team can be immensely productive if the collective wisdom of the team members is taken care of. The atmosphere can be nice and friendly but something is lacking. The real conversations are not taking place.
A Systems Approach recognises that individuals in a team influence one another. In our team workshops we create an awareness of team toxins, roles and expectations and design interventions to increase trust, joy and safety in the team.
How We Do It
We are attentive to our client’s challenges and needs. Every workshop is customised using the in depth experience we have of working with teams. Possible approaches:
- Creating shared meaning by working with purpose. Why are we here? Who do we want to be? What are the barriers? What wants to happen?
- Communication styles, relationships and interpersonal skills.
- Roles and expectations. Crucial conversations.
- Reflective journeys in nature to increase trust, creativity and collaboration.
Workshops typically range from 4 hours to 3 day retreats
Sharing is caring
Get in touch
We usually respond within 24 hours