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Organizational Episode-Based Leadership Development (OEBLD)<\/h1>\n

A steering logic for organizations that need to create stability while the world refuses to stabilize<\/h3>\n

OEBLD enables executive teams to create focus and alignment across the organization around the priorities that matter most in the next episode.<\/p>\n

The steering challenge organizations face today<\/h3>\n

Many organizations operate under continuous disruption, from shocks such as Covid, the war in Ukraine, or supply chain breakdowns, but are still steered as if disruption were occasional. Under these conditions, many executive teams increasingly experience that three- or five-year strategies no longer help them steer the organization.
OEBLD offers an organizational steering approach that creates a temporary but stable focus, allowing the organization to act decisively, learn, and deliberately readjust where needed through consciously defined organizational episodes.<\/p>\n

The core steering unit: the episode<\/h3>\n

OEBLD works through consciously defined organizational episodes. An episode is a focused development phase in which the organization concentrates on a small number of priorities until a clearly defined outcome is achieved.<\/p>\n

Three types of organizational episodes<\/h3>\n

OEBLD distinguishes three types of organizational episodes:<\/p>\n