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Laurent Ledoux & Mark Strom – 23/04/10 1 Laurent Ledoux – Arts of the wise leader « Leading with wisdom » 6th annual conference - European SPES Forum April 23, 2010, Groenendal Mark Strom

Laurent Ledoux & Mark Strom – 23/04/10 2 Mark Strom & Arts of the wise leader Mark Strom Australian living in Auckland, New Zealand Doctor in History of Ideas Former CEO of Laidlaw College Private consulting practice Mark’s life and work bridges academia, business, and civic leadership. Author of several books and articles including the Arts of the Wise Leader on which this presentation is based.

Laurent Ledoux & Mark Strom – 23/04/10 3 Our propositions 1/3 1. To lead wisely is to pay attention to, & to become skilled in, the ways people create new understanding in the subtle to-and-fro of conversation

Laurent Ledoux & Mark Strom – 23/04/10 4 Our propositions 2/3 2. Wisdom: reading the patterns of life well & applying these with: insight, discernment, integrity & care Other patterns besides Conversation: -Naming -Influence -Speaking into darkness -Leadership

Laurent Ledoux & Mark Strom – 23/04/10 5 Our propositions 3/3 3. The Arts of the Wise Leader 4 ways of bringing wisdom into leadership: -Story -Brilliance -Promise -Grace

Laurent Ledoux & Mark Strom – 23/04/10 6 How conversations generate meaning? -Often informal conversations have more impact than formal conversations -Real conversations lead to new shared meaning -Communication: sharing of created meaning; Conversation: creation of shared meaning -To lead wisely is to maintain commitment in the face of breakdown -To lead wisely is to name and revive key missing conversations

Laurent Ledoux & Mark Strom – 23/04/10 7 Five key clusters of life patterns Conversation To lead wisely is to pay attention to, & become skilled in, the ways people create new understanding in the subtle to & fro of conversation Naming to lead wisely is to pay attention to, & to become skilled in, the ways language shapes meaning and life Influence to lead wisely is to pay attention to,& to become skilled in, the dynamics of holding commitment to both people and to goals, particularly when meaning & even relationships begin to break down Speaking into darkness to lead wisely is to pay attention to,& to face with integrity, the uncertainty & fear that inevitably accompany responsibility & choice Leadership to lead wisely is to pay attention to, the very ordinary, yet difficult, human phenomenon of how a person comes to the fore in one context and gets behind someone else in another

Laurent Ledoux & Mark Strom – 23/04/10 8 Four arts of the wise leader Elegance To build & nurture With a mind & heart fixed on Beauty Strength of Character Goodness Brilliance Promise Heart Unity-in-Diversity Grace Clarity Truth Story

Laurent Ledoux & Mark Strom – 23/04/10 9 A « new » conversation As a wise leader you seek to build the polis as ‘a partnership in living well’ You work with the ‘bricks’, the building blocks of people, strategy and operations It takes mortar to turn bricks into walls Leadership and wisdom are like mortar