WORKSHOP TOPIC
Unlocking An Enterprise Mindset
Help your team see the bigger picture and operate as champions of the whole business—not just their own silo.
Workshop features
Virtual or in-person
30-40 participants per session
60 - 90 minutes
Learner level
All employees—especially those in specialized or department-focused roles
Who this is for
Teams and individuals who excel in their own functions but struggle to connect their work to broader business goals. Great for organizations looking to reduce siloed thinking and improve strategic alignment across departments.
Workshop overview
Being an expert in your function is important. But knowing how that function fits into the broader business? That’s what drives real impact.
This interactive workshop helps participants move from department-first to business-first thinking. Through visual metaphors, simulations, and team-based challenges, they’ll learn how each role and team contributes to company-wide success—and what tradeoffs are required to collaborate effectively across silos. Whether working with mixed cohorts or intact teams, the session equips participants with tools to think systemically, collaborate across boundaries, and make smarter, more aligned decisions.
The result? A team that sees beyond their own goals and works together toward what matters most: the health and success of the entire business.
Workshop outcomes
Clear understanding of what it means to have an enterprise mindset
Stronger collaboration across departments and teams
Improved empathy for how other teams support shared goals
Sharper awareness of tradeoffs and competing priorities
Actionable insights to align goals and processes with business strategy
What you’ll learn
How to define and apply an enterprise mindset
The role each department plays in driving the overall business strategy
Tactics to collaborate with teams who have different goals and timelines
Exercises to build systems thinking and cross-functional empathy
Tools to evaluate and improve team processes that may reinforce silos
Skills you’ll develop
Leader Readiness
Collaboration and Inclusivity
Decision Making