Strategic Doing leads to real action - fast. This approach has teams design projects based on assets they already control, making every outcome immediately doable without the need to wait for approvals or gather more resources.

How It Works in Practice

In the face of a complex challenge—like leading change—you bring together 5 to 7 people from different parts of your organization. You start by asking an appreciative question and sharing your assets, e.g., skills, connections, tools, experience, etc. These are then combined into new possibilities that no one person could’ve created alone.

We’re bringing you something special for the kick-off event: 

 
Scott Hutcheson, Strategic Doing co-founder and global expert in collaborative leadership, is flying in from the U.S. to lead this interactive session. 

If you’re navigating complexity — across teams, silos, or sectors — Scott is the person you want to learn from. 

He’s not just a co-author of “Strategic Doing: Ten Skills for Agile Leadership”. He’s a senior lecturer at Purdue University, and a sought-after thought leader who knows how to make strategy actionable. 

This is your chance to:

• Learn the 10 skills of Strategic Doing directly from one of its creators
• Practical experience how strategy can be agile, inclusive, and fast-moving
• Connect with a growing community tackling complex challenges together