Compass360 Leadership Framework

Strengthening Shared Vision

Achieving a meaningful vision that is collectively embraced by all.

Belief in the power of collective change, respect for shared ownership, optimism, and transparency underpin a leadership mindset committed to developing and sustaining a shared vision.

  1. Belief in collective purpose
  2. Respect for shared ownership
  3. Optimism about collective change
  4. Transparency in intention.

Leaders understand alignment frameworks, storytelling for strategic cohesion, and the factors that support or hinder shared visioning across organisations.

  1. Vision-setting methodologies: Understands how to facilitate shared visioning exercises and processes.
  2. Organisational alignment models: Knows frameworks for aligning team and partner objectives.
  3. Barriers to shared vision: Recognises factors that hinder the creation or sustainability of shared vision.
  4. Storytelling for alignment: Understands how narrative techniques can build support and connection to a common vision.

Collaborative leaders facilitate vision-setting exercises, lead inclusive dialogue, and use visual and narrative techniques to make the vision compelling and actionable.

  1. Facilitating vision dialogues: Leads inclusive discussions that articulate a compelling collective future.
  2. Synthesising input into clear goals: Able to merge diverse views into a coherent shared statement of purpose.
  3. Maintaining alignment over time: Supports continuity of vision through regular reflection and adaptation.
  4. Visualizing strategic direction: Presents the shared vision in accessible, motivational ways.

Leaders initiate and adapt vision collaboratively, synthesise diverse inputs, align actions to shared goals, and reinforce collective identity through continuous engagement.

  1. Initiates vision conversations: Engages stakeholders in defining a shared long-term purpose.
  2. Aligns goals with vision: Ensures plans and activities reflect the collective direction.
  3. Reinforces shared identity: Promotes the sense of ‘we’ in language and action.
  4. Adapts vision collaboratively: Adjusts strategic direction through consultation and feedback.

Shared Vision

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