Jointly, we can make a difference and drive the change needed to preserve our living planetary habitat for future generations.
By assuming regenerative leadership, we take responsibility in our current roles and contexts, enacting change in our organisations—and in our lives.
The Regenerative Leadership Programme provides participants with fundamental support in navigating how to personally manage and address two existential and interrelated crises: the crossing of planetary boundaries, and the loss of connectedness to ourselves, others, and nature. It provides space for exploring how to live, thrive and do business in a safe and just operating space for humanity — that space between external planetary boundaries, and just social foundations for all.
To lead regeneratively, we need to start with ourselves, with inner development—but not end there. We need to ask, what do I want to contribute and what am I able to contribute? How can I regenerate myself, land and support the wellbeing of others? Who are my allies on this journey?
With this retreat-style Programme in nature, we invite you to pause. Reconnect. Rejoice. Reroute. Regenerative Leadership brings together potential allies from across sectors who share the willingness to embark on a pathway of action towards a sustainable future.
An increasing body of scientific work shows that spending time in nature is a powerful way to reconnect with ourselves, others, and the world around us. Offering respite from our daily routines, it can spark individual transformation and have resounding impact in our personal and professional lives.
Regenerative Leadership encourages you to ignite your exploration of your unique role in driving change through expertly designed prompting, immersion in nature and trust-based exchange in a small group of peers. It offers renewed clarity and builds readiness to transform insights into impact – for yourself, your team, your organisation, and beyond.
About the Program
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02. - 05.07.2023
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| Registration deadline |
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Program Type
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Seminar
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Target Audience
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Owner/Entrepreneurs
Senior Managers
Functional Managers
Fit enough for outdoor explorations in nature in an Alpine area, 2.5 – 4.5 hours per day, on- and off-trail. 1 day of approximately 10 hours solo-time in nature.
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Price
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CHF 4'900.-, includes breaks, excludes meals & accommodation (to be booked separately) and transportation to/from the venue |
Location
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Val Medel in Grischun, Hinterrhein-Valley. Lodging in the Alpine Hotel Medelina, nestled at the edge of the village Curaglia, www.medelina.ch
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Group Size
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Maximum 11 participants
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Guides
Dr. Anaïs Sägesser
As an impact driven educational entrepreneur & learning designer, Anaïs co-shapes pioneering programs that effectively integrate impact project incubation, entrepreneurship & regenerative leadership development as well as personal growth. With her own experience from working in large corporates, SMEs, academia and NGOs she knows how important it is to make theory practical and works with immediately applicable tools and approaches. Anaïs graduated from and attained her doctorate at the University of St. Gallen.
Dr. Ruth Förster
Ruth’s passion and expertise lies in designing and facilitating transformative learning journeys toward more sustainable living and working, fostering collaborative leadership, and building resilience. She combines scientific with arts-based, creative approaches and experiential outdoor pedagogy to facilitate deep, sustainable learning journeys. As a former systems analyst in Life Cycle Assessment, a researcher and educator in transformative learning for sustainability and a coach, she knows how to integrate analytical and intuitive methods for personal and systemic change. She holds a diploma in mechanical engineering (RWTH Aachen), a PhD in environmental engineering and a postgraduate degree in didactics (both ETH Zurich) and is trained as a vision quest guide and Tamalpa Life Art practitioner (Germany/USA) to foster embodied leadership.
Rachel Brooks, PhD
Rachel Brooks is Head of Executive Education at the Competence Center for Social Innovation at the University of St.Gallen (CSI-HSG). Her research and teaching focus on supporting practitioners across government, private and social sectors in cultivating the mindset, skills and tools to nimbly take action towards impact in an environment of mounting complexity and uncertainty. In addition to impact-driven executive education, Rachel has worked in Latin America at the nexus of business, agricultural producers, government and non-profit organizations in the global food industry. She holds a BA from Smith College, an MA from New York University, and a doctorate from the University of St.Gallen.
REGISTRATION / APPLICATION
Please register here. We review applications on a rolling basis and will contact you with supplementary course information and registration documents upon receiving your application.