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Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Leadership: Adaptive Leader LLC–Leadership Training By Don Vandergriff

Filed under: Leadership,Training — Tags: , , , , — Matt @ 4:43 PM

Don illustrates how to use Outcomes Based Training & Education (OBT&E) and Adaptive Decision Games (ADGs) to teach and develop adaptability – shaping leaders and teams who achieve out-sized results and help continually evolve their organizations to thrive in the face of change and adversity.
Don began his work on personnel management and leader development with the question “How would John Boyd develop the kinds of leaders he saw as most effective?”

Wow, this is cool. Don Vandergriff is another outstanding John Boyd enthusiast that is actually applying his ideas to leadership training/consulting. This would be a fantastic training provider to look to if your company is looking to square away your management systems. (Or maybe your company could care less about leadership?….)

So who are Don’s clients so far? Well if you look at his client page, you will see a whole list of private and public organizations, to include the Army, Marines, and Navy SEALs. Check it out and definitely like them on Facebook or their other social networking sites they list. They also run a blog with an RSS feed. –Matt

Website for Adaptive Leadership here.

 

Adaptive Leader

Adaptive Leader focuses on helping you develop the right kind of leadership and decision making skills within your organization.
We are a world leader in the application of cutting edge Outcome Based Training and Education (OBT&E) having worked with the British Council, Johns Hopkins University, Wells Fargo, United States Army, the U.S Navy Seals, the Baltimore Police Department and many other large innovative organizations.
Our unique OBT&E model can be applied to a wide variety of areas to encourage rapid learning and extremely fast team cohesion. The process enables participants to develop leadership skills, moral courage and decision-making skills in a safe but pressured environment. All our workshops are completely interactive with participants fully engaged throughout.
Our unique application of the “After Action Review” tool allows us to craft customized Adaptive Decision Games based on a client’s own market place experiences; meaning your leaders and future leaders can be trained with your business as the case study.

Author, Innovator and Leading Thinking on the Development of Adaptive Leaders
Don Vandergriff has been quoted as an expert on leader development, personnel management and fourth generation warfare in publications ranging from the Washington Post, Inside the Pentagon, Army Times and The Atlantic Monthly, and his ideas featured in Harvard Business Review.
Don illustrates how to use Outcomes Based Training & Education (OBT&E) and Adaptive Decision Games (ADGs) to teach and develop adaptability – shaping leaders and teams who achieve out-sized results and help continually evolve their organizations to thrive in the face of change and adversity.
Don began his work on personnel management and leader development with the question “How would John Boyd develop the kinds of leaders he saw as most effective?”


USAF Colonel John R. Boyd – a fighter pilot who became the most influential strategist of the 20th Century –  is best known for developing the OODA loop concept of time-based competition and how getting inside a competitors OODA allows you to shape results.
Inspired by Boyd’s ideas Don’s work on Leadership Development, Outcomes Based Training & Education and Personnel Management have been adopted by organizations as diverse as the US Navy Seals and Georgetown University.  Don has written or contributed to five books and dozens of articles on leader development and personnel management. His book “Raising the Bar: Creating and Nurturing Adaptability to Deal with the Changing Face of War” is required reading at West Point Military Academy.
The recipient of plaudits including ROTC Instructor of the Year and the Legion of Merit, Don has become a leading advocate of and force behind efforts to reform how the U.S. military develop and train leaders.  His ideas and work are now embraced in fields including Police and Emergency Services, Education, Governance and Business.

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