Leadership keynotes and team workshops on engagement, change, and what teams avoid.
A 60–90 minute leadership keynote or team workshop for your team or your event. Charlotte and Rod walk a room through the core of Process-Oriented Leadership and leave everyone with something they can put to work the next day — not a deck they'll never reopen. It's where most clients start.
One session is the lowest-commitment way to find out whether this work lands with your people — and most clients start there. Below, Rod mid-session with the ICF Tennessee chapter.
Rod Francis, keynote for the ICF Tennessee Charter Chapter.
Suits a larger audience or event. Charlotte or Rod walk through the core principles and make them concrete for the room.
Suits a single team — smaller, more hands-on, the group doing the actual work in the room.
We start from what your team is actually wrestling with, then build the 60–90 minutes around it.
Use our assistant to talk through what your team is wrestling with — it can answer your questions, walk you through the options, and help shape the session around your context.
Most keynotes operate at the level of what sounds good in the moment — and fade by the following week. Charlotte and Rod work one level down, even in 90 minutes: they give a room a way to see what's happening on their teams, name it, and do something about it. That's why people are still using it on Monday.
Every team has a conversation it has quietly agreed not to have.
It isn't in the org chart or the goals deck — you see it in what goes unsaid, who studies the floor, what gets rerouted to a side channel. Naming it in the room is often the highest-leverage thing a leader can do.
Typically 60 to 90 minutes, shaped to your slot and the room. Shorter formats are possible — tell us what you have to work with.
Always. We draw on a tested set of methods, but every session is built around what your team is actually facing. Where there's been a team assessment, its results set the priorities.
A screen and projection with Mac connectors, a lavalier microphone (plus handheld mics for a larger room), enough cleared space for people to move, and usually a flip chart with paper and pens for participants. We'll confirm specifics once we know the engagement.
Yes — many clients start with a keynote and follow with a workshop, the same day or later. Pricing depends on the combination, so ask us.
Once you formally engage us, a non-refundable commencement fee covers the preparation and design that begin well before the event. Beyond that: cancel more than 30 days before the date and remaining fees are refunded; 15–30 days out, half the professional fee is payable; within 14 days, the full fee. Expenses already incurred — travel, materials — are non-refundable. We know dates move for real reasons, so where possible we'll apply cancellation fees as a credit toward one rescheduled engagement within 90 days.
Tell us about your event or team dynamics — the date, the room, what you want people walking out with — and we'll shape a session around it.
