Leadership Workshop: Building Authentic Workplace Culture

How to create team unity, foster innovation,

Boost employee engagement and achieve more together

Workplace culture is the foundation of successful teams and thriving organisations. Cultivating a constructive and authentic culture is not just a nice-to-have—it’s a critical competency for leaders.

Yet, given that culture is invisible and relates to people's feelings, it's hard to comprehend how leaders can address it.

You might wonder...

• What does a positive workplace culture look like? Where do you even start?

• How to create real, lasting change—without overwhelming your team?

• Is it relevant to your workplace and worthwhile given our limited resources?

Short answer: Yes!

An authentic, well-designed workplace culture leads to increased cooperation, stronger productivity, reduced stress, more effective meetings and enhanced organisational reputation.

A thriving culture isn’t just good for people—it’s good for business.

In this interactive three-hour workshop, you will:
✔ Discover the essential building blocks of a healthy, high-performing workplace culture
✔ Reflect on your organisation’s current culture and identify priority areas
✔ Learn how to apply small, strategic changes that lead to significant improvements
✔ Take away practical tools and techniques to begin implementing immediately

Facilitated by Birte Becker-Steel and Zola Aroha Rose, this workshop draws on over 25 years of combined experience in facilitation, coaching, and team development. With a track record of working across New Zealand and internationally, they bring proven methods to improve communication, collaboration, and resilience—key ingredients for cultural transformation.

Expect a blend of:
✨ Engaging presentations
🌀 Reflective exercises
🤝 Practical tools
🗣️ Interactive discussions

Whether you’re leading a small team or an entire organisation, this session will leave you inspired and equipped to take the next steps toward a more connected, innovative, and engaged workplace.