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Two of four workshops held, the agreed shared aim and one next action for the sponsor. No theme that could identify a participant.
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Midpoint reportAbout three months inProgramme for six new leaders · Tessa Lindqvist, London EC1
- Programme
- Six fictional leaders, four workshops planned over six months
- Delivery
- Two of four workshops held
- Attendance
- Handled as set out in the agreement
- Agreed shared aim
- Practise clearer delegation decisions
- Theme
- None published where it could identify a participant
- Next action
- Sponsor to clarify which decisions participants can make without escalation, before the next workshop
- Excluded
- Private-session notes and individual judgements
How this document is agreed
The sponsor, each participant and their coach agree the format in the three-way agreement, before the first session. Participants review any wording about their own progress before it is shared. In a small group, themes may be left out entirely, because even a theme can identify someone.
Questions sponsors ask
Can we see individual progress?
Only what a participant has reviewed and agreed to share. There are no scores or rankings.
Will you tell us if someone stops attending?
Attendance is reported as the agreement sets out, usually a simple count per workshop.
Can the format change mid-programme?
Yes, by a three-way review. Nothing new is shared about the past without agreement.
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