Tailoring the Sprintbase Jumpstart workshop to help Executive MBA students overcome disruption in a crisis
When the global health crisis began at the start of 2020, it created a huge level of uncertainty for people and businesses around the world.
Consulting firm VOYA and leadership experience business anyana ChangeCo came together to help Executive MBA students at INSEAD Business School navigate this crisis.
EMBA students all participate in their course alongside leadership roles in a variety of businesses. This network for lifelong learning and personal development brings together individuals from a range of cultures and backgrounds to develop and enhance their business and leadership skills.
Working in partnership with INSEAD, the team ran virtual training experiences for EMBA students through Sprintbase to help them work through the disruption presented by the pandemic using design thinking, and explore the opportunities remote working can bring.
The team ran the Sprintbase Virtual Problem Solving JUMPSTART workshop – a 90 minute fast-paced introduction to design thinking, which saw participants ‘parachuted into’ a realistic business challenge on the Sprintbase platform – with this group, having tailored it to their specific needs.
They adapted it by:
The team ran three sessions of the virtual workshop for students based around the world – one for those in Europe, one for people in the Middle East, and another for students in Asia, working with more than 60 people in total.
They had great feedback from students about how the lessons covered in the JUMPSTART could help alleviate some of the challenges their organizations are facing. Conversations have continued amongst the group about how they can apply what they learnt to their roles.
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