In a rapidly changing world, the most successful leaders are those who understand and harness the unique strengths of their people.

Join Authentic Leaders Group at the iconic Hamer Hall, Melbourne for an energising masterclass designed to help you identify, activate, and sustain the strengths that drive exceptional performance.

The program begins with a guided breathwork session led by Megan Waters (restorative breathwork expert and AFLW commentator), helping you transition from a busy morning into a focused learning state — reset, recharged, and ready to absorb new ideas.

Next, Daniel Sih (award-winning author and accredited CliftonStrengths coach) will share how to redesign the way you work, lead, and collaborate so your team can thrive — with real-world insights and practical tools.

Together, we’ll explore:

Why strengths-based cultures transform performance
What it means to design work around natural strengths
How to move from ideas to action

At the heart of the experience is a dynamic panel conversation with:

Jack Riewoldt – Ex-AFL premiership player and Culture & Leadership Consultant, on how strengths-based leadership shaped his career on and off the field.
Benjamin Northey – Chief Conductor of the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra and Principal Conductor & Artistic Advisor of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, on how uniting individual strengths creates harmony and proves that when everyone plays their part, the culture sings.
Megan Waters – Breathwork expert, showing how simple practices can unlock clarity, energy, and the strengths we already carry within.

Alongside thought-provoking content, you’ll enjoy a nourishing morning tea and the chance to connect with senior leaders from across industries.

This event offers the inspiration, tools, and relationships to spark meaningful change in your organisation.

Because when people do more of what they’re naturally wired for, we don’t just get better results — we unlock exponential potential.

Contact the host of Strengths-Based Culture: How to Build Teams That Thrive

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