The Management Shift for


Innovation & Agility Workshop WITH VLATKA ARIAANA HLUPIC


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n an interview at the Festival, Professor Hlupic explained the Management Shift for Innovation and Agility


workshop was about how we can use the management shift approach to help organisations to become not only more innovative and more agile but also to become more engaging, more purposeful, high performing and profi table as a result of that. She explains, “The Management


Shift is the method I developed on the basis of many years of interdisciplinary research. I pulled together many disciplines and created a set of theories, models and practical tools that leaders and organisations can use and have


been using, for about 12 years or so globally, to shift to a high level of thinking, performing and to high- level profi t. “The essence is, we need to make


organisations more people focused, more purposeful, more collaborative, more human and that is the only way moving forward now for organisations to not just survive, but also thrive. It’s moving away from always working, thinking and leading based on command and control hierarchy. It is all about focusing on people and doing meaningful, purposeful work that not just brings profi table companies and serves customers, but it’s also about making this world a better place.”


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To learn more about how to take you and your organisation to the next level, explore the Six Box Leadership tool and start your transformation journey. Cxontact Vlatka Hlupic by emailing information@ managementshiftsolutions.com and quote Future of Work Festival for a 1-2-1 conversation.


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