“Intersectional leaders will transform the dynamics of power of the world.” 

― Dr. Virginia Lacayo

Intersectional Leadership: A transformation-based approach to leadership.

Both non-profit and for-profit organizations are recognizing the urgent need for a new approach to leadership that is more inclusive, adaptable, and innovative. Traditional leadership models, characterized by their hierarchical and rigid structures, are not only inadequate for dealing with the organizational, social, and environmental issues we face today. they often perpetuate problems, instead of solving them. 

These obsolete models do not fix or replace themselves. 

Our Intersectional Leadership model provides a meta-framework for transforming leadership, culture, and behaviors within organizations. 

Intersectional Leadership combines the three driving forces for organizational and societal transformation: feminism, mindset, and complexity science. This approach empowers leaders to challenge conventional power dynamics, cultivate a new level of consciousness, and understand the intricate ways in which change occurs.

Intersectional Leadership for Non-Profits & Foundations

For non-profit leaders, the Intersectional Leadership program equips their organizations to solve highly complex problems, adapt quickly to environmental changes, and ensure sustained impact. By developing systemic leadership skills, decentralizing decision-making, and democratizing access to resources and information, non-profits will be stronger than ever. 

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Intersectional Leadership for Corporations

For socially conscious for-profit companies, the same principles of Intersectional Leadership can drive innovation and long-term success. By adopting a complexity-based approach, leaders in the corporate world can better navigate the unpredictable and uncontrollable nature of modern markets. This approach helps organizations tap into the collective intelligence of their teams, fostering environments where autonomy, experimentation, and collaboration thrive. Ultimately, this leads to more resilient, adaptable, and impactful organizations that are better equipped to address both business challenges and societal needs.

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