Aligning understanding of culture and strategic intent
This session focuses on clarifying how the organization understands culture and how leadership intent, values, and business direction should be reflected in it.
Participants explore culture from both observable aspects, such as daily behaviors and decision-making patterns, and less visible elements, including underlying assumptions and shared norms. Through this lens, the session examines how culture is formed and how it influences actions and relationships across the organization.
Based on this shared understanding, participants articulate the desired culture and the organization’s “aspirational state,” moving toward a common and explicit view rather than individual interpretations or implicit expectations.
Clarifying focus areas for culture change
Building on the desired culture defined, this session examines the gap between the current culture and the culture the organization aims to cultivate.
Rather than discussing culture in abstract terms, participants analyze concrete examples from daily behaviors, decision-making, and interactions to identify where misalignments occur.
The session then focuses on prioritizing transformation themes, recognizing that effective culture change requires focus rather than attempting to address everything at once.
Translating culture into leadership behavior and action
This session focuses on how identified culture transformation themes can be translated into concrete actions and sustained over time.
Participants explore the role of leaders in embodying culture through their behaviors, decisions, and everyday interactions. Rather than relying solely on initiatives or messaging, the session examines how culture is reinforced through consistent leadership practice.
The session also addresses how culture transformation can remain an ongoing organizational effort rather than a short-term or symbolic initiative.
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