How to successfully navigate the turbulence of a VUCA world

Ensemble Enabler’s unparalleled Mentoring Network Leadership practice is our response to the conundrum of how to successfully deal with our rapidly changing and disruptive business environment. It is a virtual process which combines the wisdom of coaching with the transfer of insight.

Today's leaders urgently need to add a new dimension to their portfolio: the leadership of networks. By being mentored in this dimension of leadership, leaders will be equipped to successfully navigate the challenges of a post-pandemic terrain.

Explore the World of Network Leadership

As with any new terrain, there is much to discover and learn. Ensemble Enabler specializes in guiding leaders through this new territory with the support of our Mentoring Network Leadership approach and unique practices. This support is accompanied by learning experiences to enable leaders to feel secure and grounded in this new environment.

Why is becoming a Network Leader fundamental for a post-Pandemic world?

Participation in a Mentoring Network Leadership experience promotes a leader's ability to recognize unexpected possibilities. By doing so, it fosters an awareness of the new dimensions characterized by Network Leadership – from both a personal and organizational perspective.

How does the Mentoring Network Leadership approach work?

Four (4) introductory sessions are held with a certified Ensemble Enabler mentor

The goal of the Mentoring Network Leadership approach is three-fold:

1. To review a leader's own personal network(s)
2. To support leaders to recognize the immense potential of networks
3. To develop the capacity to form and lead networks to achieve the goals of their organization

To enrich the learning experience, additional practices can be organized to make the personal networks in an organization visible, tangible and vivid.

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