Ewan McIntosh and his team at NoTosh do more strategy in a year than a school director might see in a lifetime. But after you’ve got the strategy, the goals and the plan, how do you ensure that ideas become action, and that action leads to impact? This one-day workshop helps anyone in a school community – from aspiring leader, classroom teacher, or school leader to the Chair of the Board – understand what it takes to move from big ideas to concrete steps. 

What will you learn?

  • Build stronger relationships

    Learn to use key strategies that build empathy between teammates

  • Develop momentum

    Create a prototyping culture that gets ideas off the ground quickly

  • Build an Implementation Pipeline

    Design the right level of accountability into your system so that teams can get on with doing great work

  • Scale up & influence the system

    Use pragmatic strategies that take an idea from one to some to everyone

“My leadership style has changed: more open and encompassing, more supportive. My middle leadership team’s confidence has grown and change will happen.”

“I’ve learned how to get people to buy in to my project, while also seeing that I don’t need to have it all figured out: the best thing to do is just start and see what happens.”

“I have developed skills in leading “from behind”. I am learning how to coach and mentor my team through strategic methods.”

Date and Time

Friday, May 19, 2023
8am – 3pm

Price

$350USD

Note: You do not need to register for the main 21CLBKK Conference to attend this one-day workshop.

PRESENTERS

Ewan McIntosh

Founder, NoTosh

Leading projects around the world for clients in education and industry, Ewan is the passionate and energising tour de force behind NoTosh. A highly-regarded keynote speaker at events around the world, he’s also the author of How To Come Up With Great Ideas and Actually Make Them Happen

He has been past advisor on the digital agenda to the Vice President of the European Commission, Mrs Neelie Kroes, and sit on the ICT Excellence Expert Group advising the Cabinet Minister for Education in Scotland.