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Jul 15, 2026

Perform to Transform

Uncover the potential and momentum of tensions through five practices.

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Date
Jul 15, 2026 | 3:00pm–4:00pm BST | 10:00am-11:00am ET
Language
English
Location

Virtual

Transformation is exciting but, let’s be honest, it’s also disruptive. Imagine: conflicting priorities, hidden roadblocks and burnout on the horizon. Sound familiar?

Successful leaders don’t get bogged down by the inevitable tensions of transformation – they use them to generate momentum and progress.

How? By fostering a culture of psychological safety, by using data to navigate conflicting goals with clarity and by building bridges of communication across teams – all while looking after their own wellbeing.

So don't let challenges and tensions stall your transformation – explore five practices of successful leaders and become a powerful driver of change.

 

In just 60 minutes, you’ll learn how to:

  • Discover how to cut through the noise and gather critical information.

  • Identify how psychologically safe your organisation currently is through an understanding of the key behaviours of a safe environment.

  • Understand how to foster open communication across teams and functions to navigate competing goals and achieve shared success.

  • Explore when and how to adjust the level of intensity to ensure engagement and progress.

  • Consider effective strategies for self-care and stress management to keep you focused and empathetic throughout the journey.

After attending Perform to Transform you will be able to:

  • Navigate the inevitable tensions that arise from transformation, turning them into powerful forces for change.

  • Guide others through change by fostering collaboration, optimally adjusting the intensity and building a culture of trust.

  • Navigate your own path through change by seeking diverse sources and perspectives while also prioritising your wellbeing.

Register here

One hour. Practical tools. Immediate impact.

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