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Managers who provide direction so that not everything falls on you.

Professionals with advanced degrees, an executive team that isn’t on the same page, or teams waiting for approval. We strengthen leadership where the problem lies: among managers, within teams, or within the executive team itself.
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“Our managers are now having the conversations they used to avoid.”

Skilled professionals become managers. No one teaches them how.

You usually notice it first because of one of these two things.
Jolke from Unfurl

It all comes back to the MT

Decisions, conflicts, doubts. The management team keeps putting out fires. We help executives truly embrace their roles so that the management team can get back on track.
Lizzy from Unfurl

Conversations That Don't Take Place

About performance, expectations, or behavior. Postponed until someone leaves. We practice these conversations using real-life situations until they feel natural.

We help managers become more effective in their own work—not in a classroom full of theory.

Jolke and Lizzy from Unfurl

Do any of these moments sound familiar ?

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Rapid growth
All of a sudden, we need team leads. Who do you promote, and how do you make sure they’re up to the task?
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New MT
A new management team or leadership structure. First, get everyone on the same page, and only then bring the organization on board.
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Teams That Get Stuck
Collaboration is strained, responsibilities fall through the cracks, and no one holds each other accountable.
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Change
Structures change, but people don't change on their own. Managers must champion and explain the change.

Leadership is developed on the job, not in a conference room

A single training session provides energy for a week. We link professional development to the real world: the conversations, processes, and decisions that managers will face tomorrow.
Unfurl
Standard Leadership Training
Starting Point
What's Going On in Your Teams
A set schedule
Practicing with Real-Life Situations
Discussion Cycle and Tools
Following the same approach
Measuring What Changes
Level
Manager, Team, and Management Team
Only the participant
Guidance
Coaching in the Workplace
A few days of training
Stays after practice
Often subsides again

At PAY, the profit wasn't in the system, but in the conversations.

PAY asked us to implement a new performance management system. Along the way, it became clear that the greatest momentum came from the managers. They practiced with scenarios from their own teams: articulating expectations, providing specific feedback, and making agreements about development. The process, tools, and training all came together as a single change initiative.
“The system helped, but the real difference came from the conversations. We really practiced those.”
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Here's how we do it

Concise, practical, and focused on the workplace. With a background in organizational psychology, we look at behavior—not just models.
Watch
We speak with middle management and executives. Where necessary, we use Unfurl Insights to gauge how teams perceive leadership.
Choose
Where is the greatest benefit: among managers, within teams, or within the executive team itself?
Practice
Training sessions and workshops based on real-life situations from your own organization. No role-playing exercises straight out of a book.
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On-the-job coaching, peer review, and regular check-ins to ensure that the new behavior sticks.

“Most managers want to do a good job. They just never learned how.”

Jolke Roozen
Founder, Unfurl

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