Leadership workshops
Workshops that turn the future into decisions.
A hands-on session for your leadership team: what emerging technologies and trends mean for you, and what you will do about them.
A 311 leadership workshop is a hands-on session in which Matthew Griffin works with your leadership team to explore what emerging technologies and trends mean for your organisation, and to turn that into decisions and actions. It is tailored to your sector and delivered in person first, anywhere in the world.
Who it is for
Built for the people who decide
Leadership teams and executive committees
Who need to agree a shared view of the future and act on it.
Strategy and innovation teams
Who want new ideas tested against where technology is heading.
HR and learning leaders
Who are building future skills across their organisation.
Partner, client and offsite groups
Who want a session people remember and act on.
How it works
What happens
- ScopeWe agree the outcome you need, who will be in the room and how long you have.
- PrepareMatthew and the 311 Strategic Intelligence Unit prepare the trends, scenarios and exercises for your sector.
- WorkshopYour team works through what is coming, what it means and what to do, with Matthew leading.
- Follow-upYou leave with agreed actions, and can add briefings, advisory or a longer programme.
Formats
In person first, virtual when you need it
In person (recommended)
At your offices or offsite, anywhere in the world.
Virtual
For distributed teams when travel is not possible.
Masterclass
A shorter, focused session on one skill, such as making better decisions faster.
Think tank
A longer programme over several days for a bigger question.
Fees depend on the format, location and scope. Send a brief and we reply within one working day with a proposal.
Proof
Recent workshops and masterclasses
- The Future of Jobs and Skills AutomationWorkshop for PepsiCo, United States
- How to Make Better Business Decisions FasterMasterclass for PwC Middle East
- Re-Inventing Pharma and NutritionWorkshop for Otsuka, Japan
- The Future of Documents and Sci FiWorkshop for Adobe
- The Power of Reverse BrainstormingMasterclass for RSM Global
- The Future of DisruptionWorkshop, University of Oxford
- AccentureCo-developed their global leadership development programme.
- PepsiCoCreated future-skills content for their global L&D, reaching 400,000 people.
“Led a 4-day think tank… far exceeded our expectations… incredible breadth of knowledge”
Robert Dessert, Qualcomm
“Insightful, high energy and thought-provoking… grounded in real actions”
EY
Trusted by leadership teams at
and more than 500 organisations in 102 countries
- Accenture
- Adidas
- Coca-Cola
- IATA
- KPMG
- Microsoft
- PepsiCo
- Qualcomm
- Samsung
- Siemens Energy
- Workday
Answers
Common questions
What happens in a leadership workshop?
Your team works through the trends and technologies that matter to you, what they mean for your organisation and what to do about them, with Matthew Griffin leading.
How is a workshop different from a briefing?
A briefing gives your leaders a clear view of what is coming. A workshop goes further: your team does the work of turning that view into decisions and actions.
Can a workshop be tailored to our sector?
Yes. Every workshop is prepared for your sector, your organisation and the outcome you need.
Are workshops delivered in person?
Yes. Matthew works in person first, anywhere in the world. Virtual workshops are also available.
How much does a leadership workshop cost?
Fees depend on the format, location and scope. Send a brief and we reply within one working day with a proposal.
Briefing for your board or leadership team
A private, closed-door briefing on what is coming and what to do about it, in person first, anywhere in the world.
Enquire
Tell us what you need.
Matthew works in person first, so tell us where and when. We reply within one working day.
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Other ways to work with Matthew
Keynotes
Matthew Griffin brings the future to your stage, in language your audience can act on.
ExploreExecutive briefings
Private briefings for boards and leadership teams.
ExplorePanels and moderation
A panellist or moderator who makes the debate land.
ExploreCommission a report
Research on the question your organisation needs answered.
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