Add developmental coaching to your practice, and scale your impact. Facilitated by Dr. Susanne Cook-Greuter (virtual), Dr. Tamas Madl and Lily Truong, this workshop is designed for interested practitioners. Please make sure to join both Part 1 (9:00 – 12:00) and Part 2 (14:00 – 17:00) of this workshop to have a whole experience as during Part 2, you will do practice coaching observed by Dr. Cook-Greuter, and receive her feedback afterwards.

In Part 2 of this workshop, what you’ll get:

• Practice facilitating stage-transition utilizing Growth Levers coaching framework, and receive feedback from Dr. Cook-Greuter;
• Differentiate when to use horizontal vs vertical development coaching via theoretical, technical, & experiential modalities, and the changing role of the coach and the nature of coaching while supporting individuals at later stages;
• How to precisely measure and show your clients (and their sponsors) the ROI of their coaching engagement/ leadership development program when required;

Additional benefits:

• • LeadershipMaturity assessment included ($500 – $800 value). If you’d like to receive a 1:1 assessment debrief with Dr. Cook-Greuter, please click here to fill out this request form. Assessment-debrief fee is $500 (five hundred US Dollars), and not included in the workshop benefits.
  • Vertical Development Onboarding Certificate (€150) available to credentialed coaches.
  • Personalized discount codes to use our platform for your practice.

Additional info: https://www.growthlevers.ai/

Can grand Western theories of human, social and cultural development such as AQAL and SD become ossified (frozen)? A view from the observation deck:
Much is powerful and illuminating in these theories. Yet they are no longer open to new data and alternative perspectives. They have become so widely distributed, they are now set in stone, inflexible like fossils. I shall show that this issue may have much to do with the early equating of stages of cultural, social and organizational development with stages of individual development. This assumption resulted in a conflation of personal and cultural-social development and a set of strange, unscientific use of colors.

Susanne has been keynote speaker at the first IEC in 2014, as well as 2018, and offered section presentations as well, at most in person and online conferences. This year she is not well enough to travel but will contribute her wisdom via zoom. On Thursday afternoon we have created a dialogue space for her in a hybrid format so that both online and in person participants can reflect on her challenging ideas.

To help Dr. Cook-Greuter address your questions during the Q&A session (scheduled on May 29 from 15:30 to 18:00 CEST), and to help facilitators enhance your experience during that event, we invite you to share your questions ahead of time (please click here to access the form). Facilitators will stop collecting questions via this form before lunch time at 13:30 CEST on May 29, 2025. And of course, we welcome your questions during the live event. Thank you in advance.

Can grand Western theories of human, social and cultural development such as AQAL and SD become ossified (frozen)? A view from the observation deck:
Much is powerful and illuminating in these theories. Yet they are no longer open to new data and alternative perspectives. They have become so widely distributed, they are now set in stone, inflexible like fossils. I shall show that this issue may have much to do with the early equating of stages of cultural, social and organizational development with stages of individual development. This assumption resulted in a conflation of personal and cultural-social development and a set of strange, unscientific use of colors.

Susanne has been keynote speaker at the first IEC in 2014, as well as 2018, and offered section presentations as well, at most in person and online conferences. This year she is not well enough to travel but will contribute her wisdom via zoom.

Lily Truong and Duncan Cryle will create a dialogue space for her in a hybrid format so that participants can reflect on her challenging ideas.

To help Dr. Cook-Greuter address your questions during the Q&A session (scheduled on May 29 from 15:30 to 18:00 CEST), and to help facilitators enhance your experience during that event, we invite you to share your questions ahead of time (please click here to access the form). Facilitators will stop collecting questions via this form before lunch time at 13:30 CEST on May 29, 2025. And of course, we welcome your questions during the live event.