OpenSpace Agility, On Demand Workshop, London

OpenSpace Agility™ with Daniel Mezick
Workshop: On Demand, London+, U.K.

Co-creating Transformation At Scale

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Struggling to get buy-in? Brilliant implementation plan getting stuck in reality?

Daniel is a well-known Agile coach, culture hacker, speaker, author of The Culture Game, and co-author of The OpenSpace Agility Handbook.

In this workshop you learn

• How you can create a culture of enthusiasm, agility and effectiveness in your organisation
• How you can prevent resistance to change
• Why on average 70% of change programs ultimately fail
• What actually works, and how you can transform your workplace with proven tools that get the job done
• How to save money by reducing coach / coaching days to get solid results and continuous improvement.
• Why the power of invitation, co-creation and self-organisation avoids cultural inertia and change fatigue
• How to harness latent ingenuity and collective-intelligence
• How to invite the whole organisation to collaborative action using Open Space Technology
• How to integrate and consolidate what’s already working well

Each student receives

• A proven and repeatable method for rescuing faltering change initiatives
• A very rich learning experience with colleagues from diverse backgrounds working in a highly interactive self-organising peer-learning environment
• The OpenSpace Agility™ certificate of completion
• Listing in the OpenSpace Agility-certified consultants list, on the OSA web site.
• Membership of the private online group of certificate holders, for continued peer-development
• A free copy of Daniel’s OpenSpace Agility Handbook

Who Should Attend

Leaders, managers, facilitators, consultants, coaches and anyone involved in process and culture change in organisations. Although the process has so far been used most for the adoption of Agile working, it is a tool for a broad and diverse range of contexts. Professionals familiar with Open Space Technology and tools for self-organisation will be interested to learn of new applications in the workplace.

Full details of workshop content.  Further reading and booking, see below.

How OpenSpace Agility™ works

In these times of rapid change and complexity, the triple-win of organisational culture is engagement, agility and effectiveness. Our framework will help you get there, together: a radically different approach to leading change, which is confoundingly simple and practical. The whole team or organisation is invited to co-creative change together, in a way that is more effective, manageable and genuinely long lasting, while reducing stress and change fatigue.

There is growing awareness that the reason many change programmes fail or do not work as expected is not because of the often quoted poor communications and people’s ‘resistance to change’, but because the people affected by the change are not asked, never mind invited to contribute to the change. Culture shifts and new ways of working cannot simply be imposed. What is needed is to invite all affected to co-create and customise change together, in a manageable and iterative way.

But how do you do that at scale? Surely this involves thousands of conversations and story rewriting across the organisation or department? Surely it’s an impossible and expensive task to get all the networks and collaborations connected without hampering the main operation of the organisation? Yet there is a way, using the principle of self-organisation in large scale gatherings, which not only achieves all these necessary cross-connections, but also produces positive synchronicity and serendipity, efficiently and with results that are staff-led.

OpenSpace Agility is a clearly structured, repeatable framework for introducing, reinvigorating and consolidating agility, lean and other collaborative forms of working in organisations.  Daniel Mezick has created this framework incorporating ‘Open Space‘ events to invite all affected to drive collaborative transformation based on staff expertise:

a more human, engaging and participatory approach to leading change.

About the Main Instructor:

DANIEL MEZICK: OSA CERTIFIED TRAINER

Find out more

Full details of workshop content – This is an experiential workshop which is structured to demonstrate the principles of the approach it teaches, including using some Open Space Technology for participant-led learning and practice, adapted to your needs.

The OpenSpace Agility process At a Glance.

Caterfly Article: Invite staff to co-create change / OpenSpace Agility Handbook review

Caterfly Article: Why Coercion Doesn’t Work

Caterfly Article: The Problem With Change Management

Caterfly Article: What is Open Space?

Daniel Mezick’s website, blog and further details

OpenSpace Agility testimonials

Prices and booking

• Standard: £790
• Early Bird until 15 August 16: £590
• Individuals / not-for-profit: £690
  Note: VAT is not applicable

Fees include all course materials and the book. They also include coffee breaks and lunch on both days, but does not include transportation, accommodation or dinner.

No charges for bank transfer payments upon invoice
Invoice sent by email following booking, with charges removed. Reservation held for 1 week, booking completed upon payment by bank transfer (or cheque).

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In the unlikely event of any cancellation or if you need to cancel, full refunds will be made immediately until 2 weeks before, after which if you need to cancel then we will refund 50%.

This event is brought to you by Caterfly, a collaboration between Thriving Planet CIC and Transcultural Synergy Ltd

 Team: Daniel Mezick, head instructor, founder of OpenSpace Agility and Prime/OS,

with Martin Grimshaw and Francois Knuchel, hosting team.

Contact: events@caterfly.co.uk or call 020 7117 8648

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