dive into the undercurrent
The podcast for leaders who dare to look beyond the usual answers.
At present, organisations are facing profound changes. The classical hierarchical structure, in which control, predictability and top-down control are central, is increasingly making way for more organic, adaptive forms of organization.
During this one day we offer experienced Coaches and consultants an in-depth, applicable framework to accompany executives in this transition: from a hierarchically controlled organisation to a living system.
This masterclass introduces a new way of managing organisations, in which organisations are seen as living systems. You learn how to make the shift from management and control to trust, connection and agility. So that your organisation not only becomes more resilient and adaptive, but also appeals to its regenerative capacity and consequently continues to renew and strengthen the positive impact on your organisation and society.
Tanno is a behaviorist and has been guiding entrepreneurs and senior executives in the field of personal development and leadership for over thirty years. In addition, he has been for over 40 years Zen student. At the heart of his work is the development of the (experienced) leader in a highly dynamic context. In it he focuses mainly on the reappearance of the creativity that is present in every human being. With the aim to perceive beyond existing patterns to discover solutions to new, often unknown, challenges. In addition, he and Maastricht University conduct research into the relationship between consciousness development, leadership and complexity.
As an inspired pioneer, she brings movement towards positive impact. With her years of experience in inspiring and guiding hundreds of companies to a more sustainable and circular way of entrepreneurship, she has developed a clear insight: Real impact begins with man and leadership. As a facilitator at Foundation for Natural Leadership, she guides wilderness leadership trails for leaders and entrepreneurs in the French and Swiss Alps. Her experience teaches that isolation in nature brings peace to really be honest and pure to yourself. Inner transformation is thus the key to innovation.