The way we think - The way we act

Key learnings: 
  • The challenge for leaders is to think and act differently
  • The joy is to experience and feed their process – their successes and their challenges
  • The dissemination process is to find ways of “talking to” the leaders in a time where they are facing maximum pressure from many angles
Key process elements: 
  • Combining Theory U whit innovative methods
  • Cooperation between east and west – Denmark and Japan
  • Innovative Thinking as a method
  • Knowledge sharing  - we have developed something we called Brain Dump Innovation
  • Unfolding it in Denmark (Scandinavia) - make a different kind of leadership to grow
Success looks like: 

We are now working whit this goal from many perspectives:

  • Our biggest achievement until now is that we educate leaders in Innovative Leadership where we combine the two parts: Theory U and Innovative Thinking System. It is a very affirmative and educational experience. We do that in a cooperation whit a Danish University Collage called VIA.
  • We are also unfolding U Days where we brings leaders into an U process during 24 hours. Ouer goal is to mix industries, gender, public and private companies and organizations.
  • We want to put innovative thinking on the agenda even where it has not yet arrived 
  • We have just started a book project about the "Innovators DNA" (inspired by and in dialogue with a project at Harvard Business School)

 

Help needed: 

We would like to hear about your experience with combining the U thinking whit methods and we would like to share ours.

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Submitted by Anne-Mette Holst
Leadership
Denmark
Moderated by Anne-Mette Holst
Project leader: 
Anne-Mette Holst
Organization: 
innoTHINK
Big idea: 

The idea is to inspire, disturb and learn leaders that the big changes - the innovations - comes from the way we think and the way we act. By disturbing and inspiring we believe in a movement in the organizations and our goal is to combine the U thinking with methods in innovative thinking.