Webinars and Videos
The Reimagining Leadership With AI webinar, hosted by the World Management Agility Forum, was held May 16 and featured several of the Agile Leadership Journey AI Leadership Lab advisors:
When it comes to planning your leadership journey, how do you decide which path to take, or what that next step is? In this video, Pete Behrens breaks down the many opportunities to grow and develop your leadership habits with the Agile Leadership Journey curriculum.
If you're considering taking our Applied Agility in Leadership program, watch this webinar replay. The webinar includes learning objectives, interviews with ALJ Guides, and reflections from a past participant.
Pete Behrens, Founder of the Agile Leadership Journey, along with Tracey Wilson and Jolene Sullivan from the ALJ Staff share the journey and value in becoming an ALJ Guide. Christina Carlson and Thomaz Ribas, current ALJ Guides join to share the Guide perspective.
What does it take to transform the culture of a company that is over 100 years old and is notorious for being slow to change? Amjed Al-Zoubi, CIO of Amerisure, and Pete Behrens, founder of Agile Leadership Journey, examine the 3-year culture-shaping transformation that changed Amerisure's business.
Pete Behrens gives an overview of the changes to the Applied Agility programs (formerly known as the Practice Program), including how the curriculum has been broken up to provide even deeper dives into the leadership development and organizational culture concepts. Former participants also share their experience.
Agile Leadership Journey™ Founder Pete Behrens was recently interviewed by Miljan Bajic on the Agile to Agility podcast.
This post will highlight some of my favorite insights, stories, experiences and advice that these leaders would like to pass on to others.
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“If you always do what you’ve always done then you will always get what you always got.”
- Henry Ford
What is Culture?
Company Culture has a way of perpetuating the status quo. The behaviors that are accepted and rewarded typically run deep and are cemented in place by enduring beliefs and values.
Culture is often described as the behaviors within an organization. While this is true, those behaviors are actually a reflection of the VALUES AND BELIEFS within an organization.
