Built for the managers you’re investing in
Capable, motivated, and given the right tools — they become the leaders who handle complexity confidently, build trust across differences, and bring their teams forward.
A sprint for managers of international, hybrid teams — so you can focus on the work instead of constantly handling misunderstandings and unresolved conflict.
Managers notice and handle team friction early — instead of you finding out at the exit interview, 6 months too late.
Given early, received well, acted on — instead of saved up for review cycles or avoided entirely.
Cultural, linguistic, and generational differences become a source of better thinking instead of slowing things down — even across hybrid and distributed teams.
Roles, expectations, and ways of working get made explicit, so teams stop revisiting the same decisions.
The people you promoted for their expertise gain the leadership capability the role requires.
Capable, motivated, and given the right tools — they become the leaders who handle complexity confidently, build trust across differences, and bring their teams forward.
Week 1 of every Sprint maps what’s actually getting in the way for your team. The diagnosis tells us where to start: alignment, navigating differences, or cultural and communication gaps.
Long enough for new practices to be tried, adjusted, and tried again. Short enough to actually finish, with a clear start, a clear end, and visible progress in between. The sprint format fits into a manager’s busy schedule: one afternoon for a workshop, fifteen minutes in a team meeting, a 1:1 used for reflection.
Your managers bring the real situations they’re handling every day. We bring Cultural Intelligence, Fearless Organisation research, and approaches refined across 300+ teams and 7,000+ managers.
Three live workshops. Practice and team conversations in between. One wrap-up.
A working session that maps what’s actually getting in the way. Pre-work with your contact, input from the managers, and a session to surface the real friction underneath the surface symptoms.
Difficult conversations, feedback, and learning to name things before they become patterns. Tools applied to the situations surfaced in Week 1.
The focus is decided after Week 1. Typically: how differences show up at work, how to navigate cultural and linguistic gaps, or how to create alignment through explicit expectations.
A closing conversation to review what shifted, what worked, and what your managers should do next.
Between workshops: managers apply the tools to their own teams. We provide reflection prompts and light exercises they can run in a team meeting or 1:1. Light enough to fit into a busy week, specific enough to bring something useful to the next session.
“Inklusiiv led a leadership session with us and conducted it in a credible manner. They provided evidence-based insights and created space for an educational and meaningful dialogue, connected to our leadership and organizational context."
— Anna Mörtzell, HR Manager, CAB Group
“Inklusiiv quickly grasped our challenges and tailored everything so that it felt like they were speaking our language from the start. They asked all the right questions, stuck to the timelines and surpassed every expectation we had.”
— Berit Vals, Senior Director of People Operations, Veriff
“We really value having partners like you and your great team — sparring, bringing evidence, simple and effective learning materials for building common understanding and trust for our people globally.”
— Sandra Dillon, VP Talent & Culture Development, Kemira
for a group of up to 10 managers (€500 per person).
Early bird rate. Doors close 8 June.
for a group of up to 20 managers (€375 per person).
Early bird rate. Doors close 8 June.
At the end of the Sprint and again at the 90-day mark, participants complete a short confidence reflection. If the results show no meaningful improvement in how managers are leading collaboration day-to-day, we either:
Adjust — a dedicated session to understand what didn’t work and move forward in a way that does for your context.
+ a Week 6 wrap-up with your contact
Invitations, kickoff messages, weekly reminders, feedback forms ready to send
before the Sprint to scope what we focus on
Designed for managers to use in 15 minutes
throughout the Sprint, so questions don’t wait for the next session
tied to your team’s situation, so you can see what’s changed
Our roots are in diversity and inclusion. After years of running feedback and leadership development for 300+ teams and 7,000+ managers in 40+ countries, we noticed clients stopped asking “why does this matter” and started asking “what do I do about this on Monday morning.” So we asked the managers directly. The Sprint structure came from that research.
Tell us what you’re noticing in your team. In 30 minutes, you’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of the underlying issues holding your team back. No strings attached.
Still considering? See the FAQ below.
No, and if you've sat through awareness sessions or feedback sandwich workshops, you'll feel the difference immediately. This is not about concepts or good intentions. It's about building the practical skills to handle what's actually happening in your teams, starting from session one. Including learning why most feedback conversations fail and what to do instead.
Because a one-off session can create insight but rarely changes behaviour. The sprint runs over 6 weeks with weekly sessions, between-session practice connected to real work, and peer accountability from colleagues in the same organisation. The tools are designed to be used the next day, not filed away.
Two hours for each live workshop, plus a short between-session exercise that connects directly to their actual work. Three workshops over six weeks. We designed it to fit alongside a busy week, not compete with it.
The between-session exercises are designed to deliver insight even if not every participant completes them. The live sessions are facilitated to work with wherever people are no one gets left behind or called out.
Not required, but recommended if there is visible friction or a specific trigger event. The pre-sprint onboarding call helps us understand your context and ensures the content lands relevantly without requiring a full diagnostic upfront.
No. The challenges this sprint addresses (communication across difference, effective feedback, friction that never gets named) show up in every organisation where people with different backgrounds, styles, and expectations work together. That's most organisations today. We focus on providing managers with tools that help teams excel, not providing terminology to have conversations.