Introduction
The way formal leaders, individuals, communities, and organisations have been responding to these challenges has highlighted the inspirational outcomes achieved through leaderly acts that have often emerged from unexpected places. The motivations and inspiration behind these acts cannot be explained through the usual leadership semantics. Instead, we look to what we have termed ‘unleadership’, not a lack or absence of leadership but paying attention to the everyday, seemingly unremarkable leaderly acts and practices.
Transformative Leadership Practices is a unique, reflective and practical programme that explores the power of these leaderly acts; along with the underlying mindsets and personal and interpersonal qualities sustaining them.
What do I get out of it?
This programme will help you to:
- Broaden your imagination of how ‘unleading’ can complement and develop leadership practices.
- Build your understanding of how uneadership can positively affect, support and develop your areas of responsibility and make a difference in the communities you live and work in
- Develop your repertoire of transformative leadership acts and practices and new ways of working.
- Gain insight into working effectively, collaboratively and confidently in complexity and ambiguity, guided by your sense of purpose.
Benefits for employers
- Release the positive energy and collective wisdom within staff.
- Develop leadership capacity and impact to create positive change in key areas of the organisation.
- Develop a workforce who embrace the different challenges posed by working with uncertainty and complexity.
- Nurture your employee’s leadership agency and influence and take responsibility for further fostering it across their networks.
- Tap into new ways of working amongst staff, responding to collective challenges more quickly under a shared sense of purpose.
Dates & Fees
| October 2023 Cohort | Time | Location |
| 31 October 2023 | 09:30 – 16:30 | Frenchay Campus |
| 1 November 2023 | 09:30 – 16:30 | Frenchay Campus |
| 2 November 2023 | 09:30 – 16:30 | Frenchay Campus |