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TATW 2023

The event

2-3 MARCH 2023

Welcome to the Teal Land, now it is time to start thinking about your personal adventure at the conference!

 

As we are entering the jungle, where endless paths of possibilities might be challenging to choose from, Toni and Kai thought about some guidance for you. 

There are different kinds of footprints, which can help you to find the treasures and places most valuable in your current personal Teal journey.

Look out for the footprints which the story tellers are tagged with, so you can follow the trail or make a mix to individually shape your path based on your needs and curiosity.

 

Which trail should I follow?

Let’s start with a little reflection …

  • Where are you personally on your Teal Journey?

  • Where is your client/organization/business on their Teal Journey? 

  • Which trail will help you get to the next stage of your journey?

 

We offer four different trails, connecting those who might currently face similar challenges and share interest in similar topics of storytelling.

 

We also welcome free spirited adventurers who don’t want to follow any specific trail and create their own map for this journey.

 

 The jungle is fully yours to be explored!

Startups

Starting a new business is a great adventure with possibly a smaller team, high motivation and facing a lot of uncertainty every day. Quick reactions, fast movements and daring to make big jumps without a safety net might be your daily reality. Looking at the depth of experience in your teal practice we recommend the two footprints to follow:

The lemur with its incredible curiosity and their skilful movements between the branches will guide our start up adventurers who are at the beginning of their teal journey and are eager to learn more about the concept and initial challenges ahead.

 

The woodfrog with its high residency for cold weather and his fast long-range movements will guide our start up adventurers with experience in Teal practice, looking for the next level to reach and facing new challenges.

Established organizations

Your organization is well established in the market and many people work in different teams, departments and levels to bring the organizational long term strategy to life. Sudden changes in the environment, economy or global politics might challenge established processes or traditional structures. Looking at how far your or your organization is on the path of a journey towards teal, here are the two foot prints we recommend for you:

 

The elephant with its strong social bond in big herds, moving and taking challenges together, will guide our adventurers of established organizations who are at the beginning of the journey to bring teal principles to their organizations.

The crow with its wisdom and inner compass in large flocks when moving in winter towards south, will guide our adventurers of established organizations who have a strong base and experience in Teal practice but looking for challenging thoughts even beyond Teal.

The Speakers

Numerous speakers are excited to share their story of teal with you and to dive into meaningful conversations and exchange around their topics.

As we're wrapping up the last details watch this place for updates and follow this link for the schedule.

Keynote Speakers

Jos and Thijs de Blok

Humanity over Democracy

Keith Ferrazzi

Competing in the New World of Work

Frederic Laloux

Transitioning from Governance to Climate

Panelists

Timm Urschinger

East Meets West : Looking @ TEAL from Around the World

Spring Cheng

East Meets West : Looking @ TEAL from Around the World

Thijs de Blok

Sustainability and Leadership in Action

Susan Basterfield

East Meets West : Looking @ TEAL from Around the World

Carlos Alvarez Pereira

Sustainability and Leadership in Action

Erin Schrode

Sustainability and Leadership in Action

Yiqing He

East Meets West : Looking @ TEAL from Around the World

Kaye Vitug

Sustainability and Leadership in Action

Eva McLellan

Sustainability and Leadership in Action

Workshops

Erik Korsvik Østergaard.

Signals from the Future

Dawn Bowens | Jacob Yeager

A Dose of Harmony - Guided Mindfulness Session & Dialogue

Jennie Johansson

Concert

Anna Teresa Kopacz

Bring Your Body to Work

Monica Leon

Liberating Structures

Dean Williamson

Thinking in four spaces: Me - you - we - it

Maurice Jonquet van Brunschot

Meditation

Caitlyn Kohler | Connie Cudnohowski

A Dose of Harmony - Guided Mindfulness Session & Dialogue

Jen Rice

Whole-Mind Leader

Henry Stewart

Liberating Structures

Storytellers

Filters

Erik Korsvik Østergaard

Real teal dots in the real orange world

Jia Guo-Bressan

Teal explorations beyond cultural differences across China and Europe

Antoinette Weibel

Transformers Rising! Forging An Alliance to Create the Future of (Good) Work

Daren Wilson

Managing Self-Managing Teams

Yashika Makan-Valab

In the works

Stela Barcelos

Support, Inspire, Progress

Andreas Holmer

Rendanheyi at MAQE in Thailand

Haluk can Hur

Why did I fire the boss?

Timm Urschinger

Turning Teal: Towards a compassionate understanding of others in the workplace

Thierry Muller

The Flower Power in the Digital Age

Lenka Pincot

Innovation by Empowerment: When culture and technology get together

Kent Gregory

Cornfields & healthcare

Carol Ariyibi

Agile and I - a case study of an organization's journey

Shashank Kalra

Reweaving the continuum of Self, Other and Nature in the Organisation Design

Max Hong

Quantum Leadership for Evolutionary Organizations from an Eastern Perspective

Taryn Marie Stejskal

The 5 Practices of Highly Resilient People: Why Some flourish when others fold

Tom van der Lubbe

Self-organisation in times of crisis

Veit Bergendahl

Bottom up or top down?

Joachim Stempfle

The inner journey

Hanns-Christian Mahler

New Work – the relevance of Unlearning & Inner Work

Zafer Djabri

Growing roses in the desert: seeding Teal practices in a large traditional organisation

Jonas Wolf

The Power (of self-managing) Communities

Giovanna D'Alessio

Nespresso: a journey to introduce self-organization in a large organization.

Mauricio Campos Suarez

Finding purpose in 'The Purpose': Adult Development & sustainability

Patrick Fransen

How can entrepreneurs and investors create massive positive impact on society without compromising on their personal life or sacrificing the company's profitability?

Rebecca Roberts

Constructing Inner Stability for Outer Connectivity

Dirk Propfe

Onboarding and Reboarding to New Ways of Working: Lessons from the Journey

Otti Vogt

Transformers Rising! Forging An Alliance to Create the Future of (Good) Work

Tom Nixon

Teal, Source, and Dancing with Masculine and Feminine Leadership

Douglas Rauch

Tradies and Teal

Valeria Lopez

How a Self-Managing Company Evolved Its Governance & Structure

Simona Liguoro

Nespresso: a journey to introduce self-organization in a large organization.

Zoltan Danko

Future-proof organization in the bank practice

Kevin Pojasek

The Enara Expedition - Teal inspiration at a growing biotech company

Yuji Yamada

New ways of work beyond cultural differences

Juliane Pilster

Empowerment instead of a training marathon: The slightly different transformation

Ted Rau

Once we make it to mainstream - what's next?

Patrycja Riera

Radical Inclusion

Bianca Yin

Teal explorations beyond cultural differences across China and Europe

Fanny Norlin

Teal, Source, and Dancing with Masculine and Feminine Leadership

Tyler Williams

A Fungineer's Journey in Self Organization and Market Based Dynamics

Jessica Rauch

Tradies and Teal

Alex Barker

Modern Mutiny: how to create an employee movement (and win)

Lisa Gill

From politeness to partnership – a new level of collaboration

Susanne Palsten Buchardt

Real teal dots in the real orange world

Kelly Hall & Team

Evolution & Elevation: 4th Year in a Self-Organized Structure

Perry Timms

Teal Threads in the Tapestry of Work

Doug Kirkpatrick

Greatness: The Final Frontier

Bryan Peters

Challenges observed in the DAOs and the seedlings of Teal and potential ways to nurture them?

Brooke Ozlem Erol

Resilience & Adaptability through Purpose

The Speakers
Keynote speakers
Panelists
Storytellers
Workshops
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FAQ

FAQ

I would like to meet and connect with new people.
Will I have the opportunity?


Absolutely! We are a community connecting communities and we love making space for people to connect with each other. There will be several opportunities to do so.
 
We went crazy last year with a midnight apero with some of the storytellers... and it was amazing!
In our magical jungle there are lounge areas in the spatial chat, look around and explore and you might be surprised who you will bump into!


 

Which tools do I need to attend TATW?

 

We will be using ZOOM, MURAL and Spatial Chat. All three are free-of-
charge and 100% cloud based. We also recommend an open mind, curious heart, and passionate spirit!
 
You can download the app, if you would like to, but that won’t be necessary. If you do want to run zoom locally, we advise you to run the latest version!

 

I cannot attend the full festival. How can I make the most of the ticket I paid for?

 

TATW is a 100% virtual event so you can come and go on your own terms. In case you cannot attend a session that you are interested in.
 
Access to recorded videos will be made available to all participants after the event.

 

 

I can only attend the 1st wave. Can I pay only 1/3 of the ticket?

 

We know what it’s like to be a busy bee! That's why we designed a ticket that leaves no one behind. Your entry ticket gives you full access to everything you want to attend and everything you missed. 
 
Video recordings of all sessions will be available to all participants after the event.

 

Where can I find the agenda and the speakers?

 

The list of speakers can be found here. We will add the agenda to this website as soon as we have details available. If you want to be notified early, make sure to sign up for our newsletter and follow us on Social Media to be among the first to know!

 

 

My plans changed and I will not be able to attend. Can I get a refund?

 

We respect commitments and we will do our best to honor ours.

Please send a request for refund to thetealnetwork@gmail.com.

 

I am a student and I would love to attend the Festival, but my budget is limited. How can I get a discount?

 

We love having students who are passionate about the future of organizations, which means we would love to have you join us at Teal Around the World!  For this, we have created a ticket with a special price for students. In order to get access to it, send us an email to here with your information and we will grant you access to the special price.  

 

I have another question. Who can help me?

 

Before #TATW2022, we are all hanging out at the Teal Network on LinkedIn.
So why don’t you come along and join us there?

 

Coming closer to the event next year, Toni the Bee will be running our Twitter Account. It'll be the go to spot for all the need-to-knows and latest updates. 

 

And if you're still looking for inspiration check out our Social Media Accounts below. 

 

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