Leading as Sacred Practice is co-facilitated by Alan Briskin, David Sibbet, Gisela Wendling, and Holger Scholz, who are exploring “ensemble facilitation” to create a strong, open container for participants’ collective work.

They are all senior organizational consultants, educators, and authors with deep experience and a passion for working on the edge of their own and the groups’ learning.

Click on any image below to learn more about the co-conveners of the LASP Summit.

YOU WILL EXPERIENCE...

• Sharing our accomplishments and challenges with each other.
  
  
• Contributing to a safe and generative space for mutual sense making, moral decision making, and wise action.
  
  
• Visual mapping of our collective experience with the sacred in our work.
  
  
• Working with archetypal patterns of traditional ceremonies and rituals and how to activate them in our lives, work, and with clients.
  
  
• Walking the beauty way and attending to the aesthetics of our leading, facilitating and hosting.
  
  
• Celebrating our connectivity with a transformational perspective that taps into deep life energy.
  
  
• Sharing a sweat ceremony, walking the fields and medicine wheels, sitting in the forest and experiencing the spaciousness of the Beuerhof Seminar Center.

“The notion of “circle” is probably the best way to describe the experience. I felt that our group developed trust almost immediately, which enabled the deep work and sharing to occur early on in the program. I had no idea that I would be challenged to the degree I was... Thankfully I chose to accept the opportunity to “go there” in fully embracing the invitation to work through my own leadership challenges and opportunities in such a supportive environment.

I continue to experience the benefits of LASP, including practices that help to bring the sacred into daily life as a leader. I also continue to celebrate the authentic friendships that emerged from this transformative week together.”

Claire Lachance, CEO Institute of Noetic Sciences

“Leading in the end is all about helping people lead themselves, and leaders do not lead people, but consciousness" (Götz Werner). I ask myself, how do I lead consciousness? Is this the spiritual dimension of leadership? In our secular world this is an unusual question. In my 19 years as a leader, I have repeatedly experienced magical moments that I could not explain.

For example, I have experienced good leaders being able to hold a space that connects us to the source of the future, the new, the unknown. LASP offers a protected space for dialogues about such phenomena and it has allowed me to be part of such magical moments again."

Michael Knauf, former corporate executive, new work activist and facilitator, Germany

"It is a rare occasion when such precious and diverse disciplines and practices come together as they are in this unique event:
the individual and the collective, leadership and service to the world, embodiment and embracing the sacredness of nature around us, and business along with consciousness work.

‘Leading As Sacred Practice’ holds a special place in me and I can highly recommend it to all those that truly want to evolve in community for a higher purpose." 

Mathias Weitbrecht, Visual Facilitators, Germany