The training calendar is full. The Slack channels are quiet. Your people went through the motions and came back to their desks unchanged. Sound familiar?
Book a conversationYou've done the training. Nothing changed.
The problem with most workshops is that they feel disconnected from real work. People do exercises, have a great day, and go straight back to the old patterns.
These workshops are different because they're built around your actual challenges, not a generic curriculum.
Every workshop is co-designed with you. We start with the real problem - not the symptom, not the HR survey finding, but what's actually breaking down - and build a session that targets that.
The methodology is Applied Improvisation. That means experiential, active, and grounded in principles that have been tested over 30 years. "Yes, and." Active listening. Building on each other's ideas. These aren't improv tricks - they're the foundations of high-performing teams.
High Performing Teams. AI Meets The Other AI (human skills in the age of artificial intelligence). Communication and psychological safety. Collaboration under pressure. Leadership presence. I also do fully bespoke programs built around your team's specific needs.
We talk about what's going on and what you need the workshop to achieve. No generic proposals - I want to understand the real brief.
I design the session around your people, your culture, and the specific outcome you're after.
In person or online. Half-day, full-day, or a series. I run the room, you focus on your people.
One session is a start, not a finish. Every workshop includes a follow-up check-in to see what's landed, what's shifted, and where people need a nudge. Think of it as an accountability buddy built into the process.
Not every experience fits neatly into a half-day workshop. These are designed to be surprising, a bit playful, and genuinely useful.
Kids don't know what's supposed to be hard. Bring a group of 7-15 year olds into your office as consultants. They'll look at your challenges with genuinely fresh eyes, ask the questions adults stopped asking years ago, and give you feedback nobody in your leadership team would dare to say.
You've got a new product, a pitch, a campaign. Now explain it to a room full of 7-15 year olds. If they get it, you're onto something. If they don't, neither do your customers. Adults present, Baby Sharks give the feedback. Jargon-free zone.
Based on the improv format of Whose Line Is It Anyway, this drops your team into unscripted scenarios from your world. No scripts. No PowerPoints. No safe answers. Fast, funny, and surprisingly revealing about how your people actually think and communicate.
Bring parents and their kids into the office to play with the tech shaping the future: AI, making, building things. Hands-on, genuinely fun, and a way to show the next generation what work can look like when it's good.
Most teams are great at giving feedback. Not so great at celebrating. Brag & Tag fixes that. Each person shares a win - any win - and instead of polite applause, the group responds with something creative and genuine. Then they tag the next person. 45 minutes. No coaching. No critique. Just the surprisingly energising experience of being properly celebrated.
15 minutes. No pitch. Just a conversation about what's actually going on in your organisation.
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