QLD Organizational Development & Design Network

Join Gervase Bushe presenting the key ideas from his book, Clear Leadership. In this session, Gervase will go into how leaders and Organisation Development practitioners can build stronger working relationships, navigate workplace challenges more effectively, and foster greater clarity in communication. You will gain practical insights that can be applied in everyday conversations and team interactions and come away with:

• An understanding of the core concepts of Clear Leadership and their relevance in your workplace and leadership practice.
• Approaches you can apply for improving communication and addressing misunderstandings before they escalate.
• Ways to strengthen trust and collaboration within teams through clearer interpersonal interactions.

In 2027, Professor Bushe will be conducting a follow-up webinar, that will feature his new book Clear Leadership Adjacent.

Target Audience  

HR Practitioners of mid- career levels and roles will benefit from attending this forum.

Speaker: Gervase Bushe

Gervase Bushe is the Professor of Leadership and Organization Development at the Beedie School of Business at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada, one of the top 100 management research schools in the world. Gervase’s career spans over four decades of transforming organizational structures, culture and processes away from command and control toward more collaborative work systems. He is an award winning authour of over 100 papers and three books on organizational change, leadership, teams and teamwork. Clear Leadership (2009) has been translated into 9 languages and he has won the prestigious Douglas McGregor award twice for his research papers. He is internationally known for his research on, and elaboration of, the Appreciative Inquiry method of organizational change.

Gervase received his Ph.D. in Organizational Behavior from Case Western Reserve University. He was trained in laboratory education methods at the Sir George William’s Centre for Human Relations and Community Studies in Montreal and is a certified T-group facilitator and OD consultant. He is a member of the NTL Institute of Applied Behavioral Science, Past Director of Professional Development and a past Co-Chair of Human Systems Development Professionals and an Associate of the Taos Institute for social construction theory and practice. He is a an associate with numerous consulting companies.

Other Event Information 

You will obtain 1 CPD points for attending this forum.

Times

Registration Information 

Registration close: Monday 9 November

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