- Results: NASA found that teams statistically improve against the NASA benchmark by about 4-5% on average each time they do it. Our data suggests a much larger improvement (more than double this number). NASA claimed a Return on Investment (ROI) of 450%.
- Engagement: Where an Employee Net Promoter Score (ENPS) is one of our client measures, this is consistently at the top end of the spectrum.
- Currency: The program is based on contemporary research in leadership and team cohesion, much of which comes from the current space program.
- Evidence-based: Substituting psychological theories for social neuroscience, this program is literally a blueprint for high performance.
- Practical: Leaders leave each session with a concrete set of actions that they can immediately put into practice.
- Tailored: These practices are captured in a Playbook, where teams can make these practices their own. Customising or creating versions that suit their team culture.
- Behavioural: Because the eight underlying leadership behaviours are unmistakable, you see immediate positive change as they are implemented.
- Immersive: Drawing on the current space program and astronaut training, the program creates a parallel journey that is captivating. Who doesn’t want to be an astronaut for a couple of days?
- Equipping: In addition to the Playbook, the program equips leaders with a toolkit that survives well beyond the core program. The Context Shifting Blueprint and Team Standards Framework are examples of this.
- Not About Space: As enthralling as this aspect of the program is, it is not fundamentally about space. You will emerge a more confident and capable leader, no matter how many leadership development programs you have completed.
Architected by Charlie Pellerin, the former Director of Astrophysics at NASA, the 4-Dimensional Leadership Course is critically different in that it equips leaders to create the social conditions for high performance. This leadership framework is peerless, updated with contemporary neuroscientific studies and simulations from the current space program. If you would like to know more, keep scrolling.