Masvingo
In Future Leaders we know that leadership is something you learn by doing.
Future Leaders Global is relatively new in Africa. Therefore we are glad that the amazing team in Masvingo, Zimbabwe are bringing a new and bold approach to leadership development that calls for the celebration of an empathetic response to leadership, placing the individual learning journey center-stage.
What makes the Future Leaders leadership journey different from most other leadership development programs is how it is experiential in its form as well as the emphasis placed on process. It is true that we are leadership academia nerds, and our curriculum is based on experts in the field, gathering the best of international and local expertise on self- and relational leadership development. However, in as much as we are passionate about the content of the curriculum we deliver to our participants, the delivery is just as important, if not even more important.
At Future Leaders we are not inviting you to sit in a conference room and cram fancy quotes from historic leadership personalities. We are inviting you to take part in a highly practical, participatory, challenging and experiential learning journey. Which, from a participant's point of view, means hard work.
What makes the Future Leaders leadership journey different from most other leadership development programs is how it is experiential in its form as well as the emphasis placed on process. It is true that we are leadership academia nerds, and our curriculum is based on experts in the field, gathering the best of international and local expertise on self- and relational leadership development. However, in as much as we are passionate about the content of the curriculum we deliver to our participants, the delivery is just as important, if not even more important.
At Future Leaders we are not inviting you to sit in a conference room and cram fancy quotes from historic leadership personalities. We are inviting you to take part in a highly practical, participatory, challenging and experiential learning journey. Which, from a participant's point of view, means hard work.