Leadership
Adaptive leadership supports collaboration. When you partner with ICL on your leadership journey, we work alongside you to support your collaboration’s unique purpose and dynamics. ICL values creating positive change for healthy communities and a healthy Earth, just like you.
Build Your Skills
Make an impact. Create positive change.
When you hire ICL for leadership skill building, we will support you on a path to success through:
Discovering new insights, tools, and approaches for collaborative leadership
Identifying leadership intentions and action
Uncovering personal strengths and growing edges
Nurturing and building relationships to support shared leadership in your collaboration
Get Coaching Support
Discover who you are as a leader. Learn how to manage and inspire your team while re-energizing your work.
Our coaching support is customized to fit your needs and designed to meet you where you are. We will help you effectively navigate inside and outside of your collaboration, allowing you to lead at your highest potential.
ICL’s model of leadership coaching will:
Guide you in reflection, exploration, and visioning
Provide you with resources and fresh perspectives
Support you in reaching your personal and collaboration goals
Help you cultivate your leadership style and practices
ICL provides leadership skills training to leaders of collaborations or highly collaborative organizations. We offer workshops and programs online or in-person. Learn more about how we can support you by getting in touch using the button below.
See Our Impact
Delaware River Watershed Cohort Program
BIPOC individuals within environmental organizations often face obstacles in advancing their careers due to underrepresentation and systemic barriers. In response to these challenges, Senior Associates Pri Ekanayake and Joy Jackson collaborated to design a yearlong program to connect and support professionals of color working on environmental and conservation issues in the watershed.
Peer Cohort Learning Support
In 2022, ICL supported the Network for Landscape Conservation’s Catalyst Fund peer learning cohort through a workshop series called Facilitating Collaboration. The series was designed to empower and equip landscape stewardship coordinators across the U.S. with the knowledge, skills, and tools to facilitate and support collaboration virtually.
Leadership Workshop Series
Each November since 2019, ICL has supported the Highstead staff in planning and facilitating the Regional Conservation Partnership Network’s Gathering. In 2022, Highstead also approached ICL to design two online workshop series focused on skills for leaders to apply network frameworks and enhanced leadership capacities.