HotHouse: Nature of Leadership programme
For emerging leaders who want to be a force for good in their workplaces and communities.
HotHouse: Women's leadership retreat
Go on a journey to become a more effective and authentic leader and change-agent.
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“ An incredible, inspiring and powerful journey. Far more than I could have imagined. I’ve learnt an enormous amount. A week that I will never forget and will continue to learn from for my whole journey through life. ”
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How to join us
*Please talk to us about a discount on our standard rate for self-employed, NHS, and charity employees.
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“ A leadership course like no other; inspirational, funny, uplifting, powerful. Take away thoughts and inspiration on inner leadership and our connection with nature to guide you gently through the very best your life can be. ”
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Join us in an environment of huge-scale, jaw-dropping beauty.
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We'll draw inspiration from the Eden site, where concepts like biomimicry come to life.
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The programme is a fantastic opportunity to learn from nature and each other.
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Together, we'll explore how principles found in nature can help us shape our business ecosystems.
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And there are absolutely no boardrooms; we promise a truly immersive experience.
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“ An amazing experience. Way, way beyond any other leadership training I have done. ”
Meet the facilitators
Sue Milner
Sue is a practicing UKCP accredited psychotherapist based in Devon. She has a deep interest in issues of diversity, rank and power issues and how these manifest in the body as well as in the world and has worked in the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. She is committed to ecological and social change, developing new models for sustainability with local community groups and is trained in an earth-based dance movement practice. Her passion is for authenticity, in relationship to each other as well as in connection to the natural world.
Pam Horton
With a background in environmental education and conservation, and extensive experience designing and delivering the Eden Project's experiential learning programmes, Pam has a passion for helping people learn from nature. Having worked with everyone from schoolchildren to CEOs, she loves to explore new, innovative approaches to teaching and learning, and believes that engaging the head and the heart is key to motivating people to embrace change – whatever their age or walk of life!
