Breakout 1:
Quick warm-up discussion :
What changes have you seen?
1. Bright Spot
+ 1. Even better if…
And what questions do you still have for me?
Breakout 2:
How does the business see us now? See image below. Where do we need to shift?
What do we need to rethink about how we do our work to future-proof our team?
Breakout 3:
1. The assumption that cost you most
What was the single assumption your cell made that, if wrong, would have caused the most damage?
Did anyone flag it at the time?
2. The handoff that didn't happen
What did your cell know that another cell needed — and didn't get?
Was it withheld deliberately, or did it just not occur to you?
3. The voice that wasn't loud enough
Was there a moment when someone had a concern but didn't push it?
What stopped them — and what would have needed to be different?
4. When pressure arrived
When the CEO escalation hit, did your cell slow down and check — or speed up and commit?
What does that tell you about how this team operates under stress?
5. DiSC in the room
Which styles dominated decision-making in your cell?
Which were quieter than they should have been?
Did your DiSC profile show up — or did pressure override it?
6. The Swiss Re connection
Where have you seen this pattern — incomplete handoffs, unverified assumptions, pressure overriding process — in your actual work at Swiss Re?
Breakout 4:
Know it: Where are the most dangerous boundaries in our current operating model? What workflows/interactions cause drag now?
Own it: What will we start doing? What will we stop doing? What do we think the other group needs? What can the other group legitimately expect from us?
Ask it: What would we like to ask our HR partners (OPs or BPs) to do?
Map it: What three specific guidelines do we propose? What needs to become normal? What does respect look like here?
Widen it: Looking forward, how can we practically begin to future-proof our team?