Intensives
A business game, then an honest conversation about how the team really works.
- Team alignment
- Communication
- Splitting responsibilities
- Trust
Team development for management teams and working teams. Start with a short business-game workshop, build new ways of working through workshops, team coaching and mastermind groups, or run a full transformation that begins with an assessment.
Choose the depth that fits the moment. Each format can stand alone, or grow into the next.
A business game, then an honest conversation about how the team really works.
Workshops, team coaching and mastermind groups, working on your team's real challenges.
The Team Point: a program for management teams that starts from an assessment of how the team works.
Pick the one that sounds like yours. We'll show what usually helps, and which program fits best.
A business game on communication and responsibilities, then a debrief that ends in agreements the team writes together.
If it needs more: a journey of workshops and team coaching, so the new habits hold in daily work.
A business game puts a team under realistic pressure. People see their own patterns in action, and the debrief turns what they noticed into agreements.
One game and a focused debrief. A good fit for a team meeting or an offsite slot.
Deeper play, a fuller debrief, and agreements the team writes together.
Realistic business cases where managers and team leaders practise leading, and strengthen communication across teams and functions.
Mars, 2067. The colony survives only if the right people believe in it. Teams practise clear communication, active listening and pitching under pressure.
Join Holmes on missions to find your stress triggers and energy sources, and take home practical ways to handle pressure.
Meet the emotions that take over decisions, and practise responding instead of reacting.
A series of steps that keeps the team working on its own challenges, in its own meetings, until the new way of working sticks.
We map the team's real challenges and priorities together, and agree what the journey should change.
A series of workshops builds shared practices for communication, decisions, roles and trust.
Coaching works with the team on real challenges, interaction patterns and situations as they arise.
Team members bring live challenges to peers and help each other work through them.
Between sessions, the team applies each new practice in its own meetings and decisions, and we return to what came up. We tailor the number of workshops, the rhythm and the topics to your team.
A program of six to twelve months for established or growing teams. Strong individual managers are already in place. The business now depends on how well they work as one team as complexity grows.
The specific focus is shaped around your team's current challenges and priorities, identified at the start of the program.
Leadership Point works on the other half of the cross: how each leader shows up, and the tools that raise their performance.
We talk about your goals and choose the game that fits. We agree the date, format and number of participants, and tailor the experience to your team. Then the team plays and debriefs.
Yes. Power Team was designed for managers and team leaders, and every game can be matched to the topic your team needs, from alignment to trust.
With a team assessment. It gives an initial view of how effective the team is today and sets the priority areas for the program.
Yes. Individual executive coaching is part of the team transformation, so each manager can look at their own contribution to team dynamics.
Tell us where the leader or the team is stuck. We'll say where we'd begin, and whether it's one side or both.