Preparing the executive committee for VUCA

ETEL

2 days seminar on VUCA, Agile Leadership & Change management

Challenge
  • Living in a VUCA world.
  • Big changes in front of the company.
Key Elements
  • Unexpected situations
  • Exchange with another company board of directors
  • Concrete actions
Goals
  • Get understanding about VUCA and Agile leadership.
  • Experiment VUCA situations.
  • Discuss as a Executive Team the impact of VUCA on their company.
  • Develop strategies to tackle identified situations.

Alexander Hirter ETEL

CEO

Stucki Leadership & Team Development has been supporting us for many years in the development of our managers and in the cultural transformation of our company. Stucki is a very professional partner with a pragmatic and impactful approach. ffie trainers are experts in their field and were able to quickly create a bond of trust and openness with our employees. I would highly recommend Stucki to any company wishing to work on leadership, team development or cultural transformation.

Bernard Reber Stucki CEO

Bernard Reber

Seminarleiter

Since, 40 years we customize seminars and programs to equip and empower leaders and teams to solve organizational challenges.

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