Course ID: LCHIC

Leading Culture: How Improv Comedy Can Transform Leaders and the Workplaces

Leading Culture draws on the principles of improv comedy to shape team dynamics with purpose, play, and presence. This course invites leaders to step into the role of culture-shaper by learning how to listen like a scene partner, build psychological safety through spontaneity, and create environments where people take bold risks and back each other up. Through neuroscience and psychology research on play and interpersonal dynamics, see why improv does not only apply lessons for the stage, but for work and life.
Through interactive exercises, group coaching, and real-time experimentation, participants explore how culture is co-created every day—and how great leaders make an environment where teams and individuals thrive.


Learning Objectives
  • Select improv frameworks to foster alignment and trust
  • Indicate learning by modeling curiosity, playfulness, and emotional agility
  • Distinguish how to respond to cultural drift or tension with tools for realignment and re-connection
  • Recognize how to amplify creativity, collaboration, and accountability through simple, repeatable team rituals

Major Topics
  • Creating an intentional culture that uses everyday moments, milestones, and rituals as moments to build or shift culture.
  • Spotting emerging patterns, naming them, and using them to shape how a team operates and grows.
  • Leveraging tone, timing, and humor to build belonging and reduce friction.
  • Creating space to try, fail, reset, and try again—without shame or hesitation.
  • Choosing habits, signals, and stories that align with your team’s values and mission.

Who Should Attend

Accounting, financial, sales, and managerial professionals, at all levels.


Fields of Study
Personal Development

Prerequisites

None


CPE Credits
2.0

Level
Basic

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