The five key skills of a co-creative leader
Co-creative leadership proposes the type of leadership required to create a working environment that results in increased collaboration, better communication, collective ownership and a focus on high quality results.
Co-creative leaders:
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Identify, awaken and empower the dormant leaders in their organization
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Are a voice among many when collaborating with their teams
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Inspire and foster engagement rather than compliance
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Embody and model the values they believe in both at home and at work
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Are aware and take ownership of their personal impact on the people around them
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Encourage teams to learn from their mistakes and through experimentation
This hands-on workshop will explore the five key skills of a co-creative leader and will allow you to experience them through simple games.
Outline/structure of the Session
- Introduction to co-creative leadership
- Key skill #1 - Being a voice among many in the conversation - theory and exercise
- Key skill #2 - Unleashing the leaders around them - theory and exercise
- Key skill #3 - Developing the capacity of their team - theory and exercise
- Key skill #4 - Dancing with the leaders around them - theory and exercise
- Key skill #5 - Encouraging learning by doing - theory and exercise
- Closing
Learning Outcome
At the end of the session participants will:
- have a better understanding of what is co-creative leadership
- know the five key skills of a co-creative leader
- have experienced each of the skills through simple hands-on exercises
Target Audience
Project managers, managers, scrum masters, agile coaches, technical leader, executive, leadership junkies
Prerequisite
No prerequisites necessary
Links
On this page, you will find the five key skills with the corresponding slides. This is from a talk I delivered at a leadership conference earlier this year.
http://www.provokingleadership.com/category/videos/
I have written on this topic in the following blog posts:
http://www.provokingleadership.com/articles/leadership/how-learning-by-doing-speeds-up-learning/
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