While considerable attention is often given to structures, governance and service design, successful transformation ultimately depends on people.
In this interactive Food for Thought Friday session, we’ll explore how Belbin Team Role Profiling can help you navigate the challenges of change.
Drawing on Belbin’s research into team dynamics and behavioural diversity, we’ll discuss how understanding different team role contributions can improve collaboration, reduce conflict, strengthen leadership teams and support effective change delivery during periods of uncertainty.
Belbin’s 9 team roles are widely used to help organisations build balanced, high-performing teams and recognise the value that different working styles bring to collective success.
Jo Keeler will share her insights into why successful change depends on recognising and valuing the different strengths people bring to the workplace. She’ll explore how leaders can use Belbin Team Roles to build resilient teams, improve communication and create the conditions for successful integration when organisations come together.
Why attend?
- Discover how Belbin Team Roles can support effective team performance during organisational change.
- Recognise the value of behavioural diversity when teams, services and cultures are brought together.
- Learn practical ways to reduce tension, improve communication and strengthen collaboration during change.
- Explore how balanced leadership teams can support integration, cultural alignment and confident decision-making.
Whether you’re directly involved in transformation initiatives or simply interested in improving team effectiveness, this session will provide practical ideas and valuable reflection for leaders at all levels.
Bring your lunch, your curiosity, and your questions!
About Jo Keeler
Jo Keeler is Managing Director of Belbin Ltd. For the past 25 years Jo has played a leading role in developing and promoting Belbin’s work globally and has extensive experience helping organisations improve team performance, leadership effectiveness and organisational culture through a deeper understanding of behavioural strengths and workplace relationships.
“Lasting success depends on how well people work together. Understanding and harnessing the strengths of different team role contributions can make the difference between change that happens to people and change that succeeds because of them.”
Aidan Matthews
Learning programme manager, Socitm
Jo Keeler
Managing Partner, Belbin Associates
