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Leadership &
Organizational
Development

WHAT WE OFFER

We support managers and teams when they are navigating periods of change, disorganization, or operational complexity. Our role is to structure the issues, clarify responsibilities and priorities, and support the implementation of realistic solutions with the people involved.

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Our support operates at two levels: with the manager in carrying out their role and with the team in its collective functioning.

Clarification and structuring of management issues

In order to distinguish what falls within the manager’s responsibilities, the team’s responsibilities, processes, or the organization as a whole

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Support with prioritization and problem-solving

Including the definition of objectives, concrete actions, responsible parties, and timelines

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Clarification of roles, responsibilities, and decision-making areas

(particularly when mandates, structures, or expectations evolve)

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Support during organizational transitions

Including changes in mission, services, staffing, governance, or team composition

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Facilitation of meetings, discussion groups, and team workshops

Designed to bring forward different perspectives, identify points of friction, establish shared priorities, and support the co-development of solutions

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Support related to team climate and dynamics

(Particularly when communication, trust, collaboration, tension, or conflict issues interfere with collective functioning)

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Customized workshops and training on psychological health and workplace functioning, including burnout prevention

Recognition and management of psychological distress at work; stress and anxiety; inclusive communication; psychological safety; difficult conversations; prevention of harassment and incivility; peer and manager support; and management practices that promote psychological health

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Management tools and indicator-based monitoring, including the development of tools adapted to the mandate, the definition of measurable objectives, and ongoing monitoring to adjust interventions.

Depending on the context, indicators may address role clarity, team climate and trust, satisfaction, collaboration, achievement of agreed-upon objectives, or other relevant organizational indicators

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