This webinar (part 3 of 3) focuses on the transformative journey with Tribal Leadership. There is no "one-size fits all" approach to Tribal Leadership, and understanding how to use Tribal Leadership while appreciating your organization's nuances is essential. We will explore how you can immediately begin to use Tribal Leadership and all the information in part 1 and part 2 of this webinar to achieve impactful results.
1. Tribal Leadership in Practice
Part 3 of 3: Transformation
Si Alhir
Brad Barton
Mark Ferraro
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2. CultureSync
(http://www.culturesync.net)
Julian Bergquist (julian@culturesync.net)
Tribal Leadership for Business Leaders and Team Members
Tribal Leadership Intensive One
October 2010 (5 weeks, 2 hrs/week)
~ Competency and Core Tools
~ Expand your social network
~ Get more leads and close more sales
Tuition: $297
Tuition ($50 off with “RYMA” coupon): $247
Tribal Leadership Intensive Two
December 2010 (7 weeks, 2 hrs/week)
~ Foundation to operating “Stable at Stage Four”
~ Mindset, tools, techniques and processes to upgrade tribal cultures
~ Expanded leadership and greatness
~ “Tune in” to the Culture Stage around you
Tuition: $697
Tribal Leadership Intensive One and Two
October 2010 and December 2010 (12 weeks, 2 hrs/week)
Tuition: ($397 off with “RYMA2” coupon): $597 --- Just until Wed night
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3. Si Alhir - Practitioner
(Sinan Si Alhir)
~ "Essentialist" and "Resultant" - "Pragmatic not Dogmatic" - "Transformation Artist"
~ Over two decades of experience in all aspects of Solutioning:
~ Technology product/services management (planning and marketing) and Engineering
(development)
~ Enterprise (Business and Technology) Transformation (Adopt, Scale, Sustain), Change
Management, Organizational Development with Lean, Agile, Scrum, XP, Kanban
~ Consultant, Coach/Mentor, Trainer/Educator, and Conference speaker
~ Author (3 books, 2 articles in the Encyclopedia of SE, and other publications)
~ CultureSync Approved Tribal Leader,
Certified Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt (MBB),
Certified Scrum Master (CSM),
Certified Project Management Professional (PMP),
IT Project Management Certified Professional (IT Project+), and
e-Business Certified Professional (e-Biz+)
~ Information
~ Email: salhir@gmail.com Phone:
salhir@redpointtech.com 202.596.8202
~ LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/salhir
~ Blog: http://salhir.wordpress.com
~ Twitter: http://twitter.com/SAlhir
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4. Brad Barton - Practitioner
~ Agile Coach, enthusiastically focused on effective Product
Management practices
~ Over a decade of fostering partnerships between product
development (business) and engineering
~ Champion, contributor, and leader of numerous product
development efforts from both the product and process
perspectives
~ Committed to building and contributing to teams who are
dedicated to delivering real value to their customers
~ Certified Scrum Master (CSM),
Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO),
Certified Web Professional, and
Certified Business Analyst (CBA)
~ Information
~ Email: bbarton6000@gmail.com
~ LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/bbarton6000
~ Twitter: http://twitter.com/Brad_Barton
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5. Mark Ferraro - Practitioner
~ Sr. Consultant, Coach, Trainer – Valtech
~ Lean, Agile, Scrum, Process Development, Enterprise Transformation
~ Software/IT Practitioner (15+ years)
~ A decade focused on Agile & Lean Transformation
~ Certified Usability Analyst (CUA),
Certified Business Analyst (CBA),
Certificate in Adult Education/Training and Development, and
Management Information Systems degree
~ Information
~ Email: mark4ro@gmail.com
~ LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/mark-ferraro/6/2b8/2a8
~ Twitter: http://twitter.com/mark4ro
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6. Tribal Leadership
Leveraging Natural Groups to Build a Thriving Organization
Cause
Alignment Alignment
Strategy
Natural Thriving
Group Organization
Culture
Commitment Commitment
Values
A Tribal Leader is a leader who synchronizes culture and strategy,
consistently stabilizing and effectively developing other people around them
who lead from their role and expertise.
Ultimately, the team produces vastly superior results!
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7. Birds Flock, Fish School, and People Tribe
~ Tribes and Culture
~ Tribes, naturally forming groups, move one cultural stage at a
time on a scale of one-to-five
~ Culture emerges from language (theme), behavior (mood),
and relationship structures
~ Tribal Leaders and Tribal Leadership
~ Tribal leaders upgrade tribes through cultural stages using
leverage points
~ Tribal leadership involves nudging language and fostering
relationships
~ Tribal leaders foster leveraging commitment to resonant core
values, aligning on a noble cause, establishing triadic
relationships, building a history-making strategy
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8. Stages
~ Stage 1: "Life sucks" (2%) -
Alienated - Undermining
~ Stage 2: "My life sucks" (25%) -
Separate - Ineffective
~ Stage 3: "I’m great (and you’re not)" (49%) -
Personal Domination - Useful (Dyadic)
~ Stage 4: "We’re great (and they’re not)" (22%) -
Stable Partnership - Important (Triadic)
~ Stage 5: "Life is great" (2%) -
Team - Vital (Triadic)
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9. Triads
Each relationship is based on core values & mutual self-interest.
Each leg of the structure is responsible for the quality of the relationship between the other two parts.
Cause
Values
Core values are principles without which life wouldn’t be worth living.
A noble cause is a pronouncement of a future state that a tribe will bring about through its coordinated action.
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10. Tribal Strategy
A strategy takes everything into account, especially the tribe itself.
Outcomes
Assets Will
sufficient (What do we want?) behaviors
for the (Big, specific, accomplish
outcomes? measureable, and set outcomes?
in time)
Assets Noble Behaviors
(What do we have?) Cause (What we will do?)
(Heavy, varied, and Core (General, consistent,
specific) Values and forwarding)
Enough
assets for
behaviors?
Core values are principles without which life wouldn’t be worth living.
A noble cause is a pronouncement of a future state that a tribe will bring about through its coordinated action.
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11. The Enterprise
Sociocultural Dimension
Social
System Dimension
Human
Structure Process
Nature
Culture
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12. The Meaningfully-Purposeful Enterprise
Vision/
Cause
(Purpose)
Joint
Enterprise
Reification
(Explicit)
Individual
Collective
Mutual Negotiation
Identity
Engagement of Meaning
(Duality)
Participation
(Tacit)
Shared
Repertoire
Values
(Meaning)
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13. Transformation: "Principles for Practice"
(Margaret Wheatley)
Essential Freedom to Create One’s Self
Organizations are “organic” and “alive” not merely “mechanistic”
“Every living being is author of its own existence, and continues to create itself
through its entire life span.”
~ Engage
~ Participation is not a choice
~ Engage the whole system over time
~ Partner
~ Life always reacts to directives, it never obeys them
~ Life accepts only partners, not bosses
~ Meaning
~ We do not see ‘reality,’ we each create our own interpretation of what’s
real
~ Remain curious and seek shared significance
~ Connectedness
~ To create better health in a living system, connect it to more of itself
~ Embody a profound respect for systems, increase the number, variety,
and strength of connections within the system
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14. Transformation: Adopt, Scale, and Sustain
~ Phase 0: Pilot
~ Identify pilot efforts and participants
~ Enact efforts and confront challenges/opportunities
~ Phase I: Context
~ Understand the organization's structure and processes
~ Understand how the organization co-creates
~ Phase II: Foundation
~ Form a transformation team
~ Launch stewards/coaches as a community
~ Launch whole teams and confront challenges/opportunities
~ Phase III: Evolution
~ Coach stewards/coaches
~ Coach whole teams and confront challenges/opportunities
~ Launch & cultivate communities
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15. Tribal Leadership in Practice
~ Is it Real for the Fast Paced Business World?
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16. Tribal Leadership in Practice
~ Is it Real for the Fast Paced Business World?
~ Rewarding Stage Three Behavior = Inviting Stage Two Outbreak!
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17. Tribal Leadership in Practice
~ Is it Real for the Fast Paced Business World?
~ Rewarding Stage Three Behavior = Inviting Stage Two Outbreak!
~ Language (without Behavior) is Necessary but not Sufficient!
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18. Tribal Leadership in Practice
~ Is it Real for the Fast Paced Business World?
~ Rewarding Stage Three Behavior = Inviting Stage Two Outbreak!
~ Language (without Behavior) is Necessary but not Sufficient!
~ I believe it, but we’ll never get there with this crew
Tribal Leadership salhir@gmail.com http://salhir.wordpress.com
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19. Tribal Leadership in Practice
~ Is it Real for the Fast Paced Business World?
~ Rewarding Stage Three Behavior = Inviting Stage Two Outbreak!
~ Language (without Behavior) is Necessary but not Sufficient!
~ I believe it, but we’ll never get there with this crew
~ Where are We in the Epiphany?
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20. Conclusion
~ Tribal Leadership
~ The Enterprise
~ The Meaningfully-Purposeful Enterprise
~ Transformation
~ Principles for Practice
~ Adopt, Scale, and Sustain
~ Tribal Leadership in Practice
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21. Thank You
Si Alhir
Brad Barton
Mark Ferraro
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