This workshop is designed stakeholders working across a range of agencies/disciplines on difficult disaster and climate adaption issues.

Disasters teach us to manage significant and sudden change and compel us to unite in overcoming threats. Step into this transformative workshop where lessons from disasters become the guiding blueprint for collaboration and systems change. You will transcend conventional discussions on collaboration and systems change and get practical outcomes. We do this through the mindset changes we can make as leaders, by reshaping the way stakeholders work together under pressure, and going through an ideation and design process that is a catalyst for sparking non-traditional forms of collaboration.

• Collaboration Mastery: we say we need 'a joined up approach' to make a real impact and yet we don't intentionally come together to work out how to collaborate. Participants reflect on successful post-disaster case studies to identify new and more powerful ways of collaborating under-pressure.
  
• Reducing barriers to change: crack barriers to change with a range of engaging activities that get to the heart of collaboration issues amongst your stakeholders.
  
• Innovate with Insight: reflect on disaster recovery case studies that spark creativity to maximise the opportunities for change and collaboration in challenging environments.
  
• Resilient Leadership: equip your stakeholders with tools for effective system change, balancing belonging and detachment in rapidly evolving landscapes.
  
• Connection Catalyst: Strengthen relationships and build meaningful connections amongst your stakeholders for meaningful and rapid change.
  

Join us for a workshop that goes beyond the ordinary, arming you with practical tools so you can push the bounds of system change to meet the needs of a rapidly changing world.

Feedback on the ‘Mastering Collaboration & Systems Change’ Workshop

“Thank you so much for such a wonderful, strategic, inspiring, and heartfelt workshop yesterday. The content was thought provoking and centred strongly on the real opportunity we have to make a difference - as individuals and as a collective. Thank you for leading us with such creatively, openness, and expertise aplomb!”

Stefanie Russell, Manager, Community First Program, Country Fire Authority, October 2023.

This workshop has an estimated investment of $5000.

This includes:

• Elizabeth McNaughton facilitating a 3 hour workshop with your team.
• A co-design meeting to tailor to your specific needs
• Evaluation report
• A satisfaction guarantee and
• In most cases travel costs

Please contact us to arrange a booking and confirm the price for your location.

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